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35911	Reid, Mayne	Odd People: Being a Popular Description of Singular Races of Man			.txt	text/plain	130289	5653	71	the West-Indian islands, present a great similitude to that of the large tract covered with a single species of trees,--as with pines, South-American rivers; and large fresh-water fish of numerous species. kinds and of many different species, form the staple and daily food of Many other species of fish are taken by the water-Indians, as the dressing himself in the skin of a seal of like species, giving his body American Indians and the savages of the great South Sea. The Mundrucu is rarely ill off in the way of food. In "Prairie-land" every tribe of Indians is in possession of the horse. great plain, are different from the other Pampas Indians in many both islands, Great and Little Andaman, are the same race of people; and navigators of the Great South Sea. Since the time when these people were first seen by Europeans, up to the	./cache/35911.txt	./txt/35911.txt