.MTA2MQ.NzE4OTE: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
Swalterman (talk | contribs) No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| (2 intermediate revisions by one other user not shown) | |||
| Line 2: | Line 2: | ||
Military Discipline | Military Discipline | ||
When a war party is formed for the purpose of going to war, their intention is kept secret from the rest of the village, [[strike-through the rest of the sentence]]. | When a war party is formed for the purpose of going to war, their intention is kept secret from the rest of the village, [[strike-through the rest of the sentence]]. | ||
After the party is organized, they leave the village secretly in the night, tho before they depart [[strike-through]], a war budget is formed of a leather bag which contains some | After the party is organized, they leave the village secretly in the night, tho before they depart [[strike-through]], a war budget is formed of a leather bag which contains some article that belongs to each person attached to the party; those articles represent the skin of a mink, the tail of a Buffaloo, the head of a woolf, the skin of a snake, the skin of a cat, or the whisker or beard of a Panther or woolf. | ||
This budget is considered | This budget is considered sacred, and is carried by the most distinguished warrior, or the most enterprising youth; who marches [[strike-through]] in front and leads the party to battle. The advance consists of the eldest men, the rear of the youngest. The former does all the hunting, and keeps out a watch for the enemy, the latter makes fires | ||
Latest revision as of 16:26, 15 January 2022
19.
Military Discipline
When a war party is formed for the purpose of going to war, their intention is kept secret from the rest of the village, strike-through the rest of the sentence. After the party is organized, they leave the village secretly in the night, tho before they depart strike-through, a war budget is formed of a leather bag which contains some article that belongs to each person attached to the party; those articles represent the skin of a mink, the tail of a Buffaloo, the head of a woolf, the skin of a snake, the skin of a cat, or the whisker or beard of a Panther or woolf.
This budget is considered sacred, and is carried by the most distinguished warrior, or the most enterprising youth; who marches strike-through in front and leads the party to battle. The advance consists of the eldest men, the rear of the youngest. The former does all the hunting, and keeps out a watch for the enemy, the latter makes fires