🌲 Wigwam stories told by North American Indians, Introductory—the Indians’ Present Condition, sentence 4

A number of tribes have become much like the white man, and live in houses and have large numbers of horses and cattle upon the plains or on their farms in the east; other tribes, proud of their ancient customs, still try to live as nearly as possible in the way of their ancestors.

Who acts: number · What happens: become, live, have, try · To what, where: other tribes, houses, large numbers, way

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