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id: 50017
author: Smith, Bertha H.
title: Yosemite Legends
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  Then in a passion of grief and rage, he turned his bare breast to his captors, and cried: Kill me, white chief, as you have killed my son, as you would kill all my people if they would but come to you. Kill me, white chief, and when I am dead I will call my people, that they shall come and avenge the death of their chief and his son.


id: 16572
author: Clark, Galen
title: Indians of the Yosemite Valley and Vicinity Their History, Customs and Traditions
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  These primitive weapons, which were in universal use by the Yosemite Indians fifty years ago, are now never seen except in some collection of Indian relics and curios. When asked about some of these legends, many years ago, one of the old Yosemite Indians remarked contemptuously, White man too much lie.


id: 40360
author: Hall, Ansel F. (Ansel Franklin)
title: Guide to Yosemite A handbook of the trails and roads of Yosemite valley and the adjacent region
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  The Glacier Point excursion is a most scenic one-day trip and this is the most widely used of Yosemite trails. ~Peregoy Meadow~, about five miles from Chinquapin, was famous in the early days for its wayside inn on the Yosemite Trail from Clarke's (now Wawona).


id: 42210
title: Bancroft's Tourist's Guide. Yosemite. San Francisco and around the Bay, (South.)
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  Three feet above ground this tree measured over a hundred feet round; but several feet of this measurement came from projecting roots, where they swell out from the trunk into the mammoth diagonal braces or shores, necessary to support and stiffen such a gigantic structure in its hold upon the earth. The walls of the cleft are perpendicular, or nearly so, throughout the greater portion of their extent, but near the south end the upper part of the wall projects or overhangs several feet.


