Identifier: centuryillustratv40n1newy (find matches)
Title: The century illustrated monthly magazine
Year: 1882 (1880s)
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Subjects: American literature
Publisher: New York : Century Co.
Contributing Library: Lincoln Financial Foundation Collection
Digitizing Sponsor: The Institute of Museum and Library Services through an Indiana State Library LSTA Grant

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. We used to joke withthem, and tell them we were as much El-moran(warrior) as themselves. This, however, theywould not admit; arguing that nobody couldbe an El-moran unless, like them, he dis-dained all food save beef and milk. A littletact and plenty of patience is all that is neces-sary in dealing with most savages. A savageis naturally an amiable creature. It is becausehe does nt understand you nor you him, thatyou sometimes have to fight him. Note by the Bi.air Camera Co. :—Readers of the above will recognize in this and other similar articles mentioned appearingin May, the same tact that enabled Mr. Stevens to accomplish his trip around the world on a bicycle. Without the Hawk-Eye, how-ever, the pleasure of the thousands of Century readers would have been greatly lessened, and in this connection attention is called toour announcement on advertising page 51 of this magazine, by which doubtless many will be convinced that a Hawk-Eye is a neces-sary part of every vacation outfit.
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PAINTED BY JAMES WRIGHT. ENGRAVED BY T. JOHNSON. OWNED BY G. L. MCKEAN

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