WHITE INDIAN
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Compare with Mrs. Armar's The Trader's Children (above). This book does what that book falls to do. It gives in the guise of a first rate story, all any youngster really wants to know about a trader's child. This one went with an Indian woman to live in her hogah while her parents were away, and you get some of Indian life. The story is well-paced and not too far-fetched.