“Shotgun Hospitality” by Frederic Remington in Collier’s Magazine, September 17, 1910.

“When three or four Indians called in at the camp-fire of a lone white man they might do no worse than eat all his grub, but the preliminaries of getting acquainted were apt to make the host nervous, especially when he reflected that his horses were staked at some distance and that the Indians looked tired.”

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