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Chief
Satouriona and his wife go for a walk. The chief wears a painted deerskin
and is followed by an attendant to hold his train. The chief and his wife
are tattooed and have blue painted around their mouths. They wear red
ornaments made from fish bladders in their ears and have sharpened their
nails like animal claws.
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