| Since I was young, the Pawnees and the Comanches have been enemies. |
| Of the Kansas Indians, there were the Kaws and Pawnees and still others. |
| They reached the timber more than a bowshot ahead of the nearest Pawnees. |
| He could slip in the trail and break twigs so that Pawnees could read. |
| He had been listening to stories of attacks upon the trains by the Sioux and Pawnees. |
| Among rites of the backward races, none, perhaps, so closely resembles the Eleusinian mysteries as the tradition of the Pawnees. |
