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Show ISO ten from the ston•• that they coul4 talk. but now they can tt 40 this like they \l5e,d. to do. See. they had to talk, to talk Ul the .tori••• T eN. can Allothe interview their tw4tntie8. These we.. airls carried They they ba4 be..!'. were well they recently were TILey .aid little girl.. They '". old? Only 014 people tell .torle8. They alway. teU them to the chilcben on wtnt. td,ht •• They would tell them untU l; 00 nddnigbt or lat.,.. until' the last cldl4 we. to .leep_ we • A.ked. why .toie. were in Theb pt.1"entl still lived in educated by Ute atandal'u. many .tori•• whe.. Do you think 111'1. of tJintah descent and bad were moved trom. Ylhite,-ock$ to RGOs'ev it. Whiteroks. with three Ute OR told only in tho vriltter, .' . GM iDt.r'p.cl You c-.n not teU etoJ.'t.. in the .'t.ll:'lU:Qet' beeaWl. they 'bl:inl on the snow. Indiana did Dot want ..now in the 8'UrDlQ1er, o they only told them The told Rorie.. ,irt. we,..e in the winter. girl. agreed they lalew of but Theil' young, l:ents bad told them The girle not sim.tdate story sea ions as prefaced her stories "'obscene and dirty, IIf ,reed one woman storie', bllt only when the to, tell soxne they knew them. by saying that who atill _tOrie., The aa4 that the writing. of Chaucer and others people" are al.o ,could eolle._ gaduat. m.&.l1Y Ute storie. Xllay but that is the way her ut ••em litetrattu:. ,ll, "dirty". 511. |
