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But like my daddy says. the Chickasaws will never be conquered But to live is to change. and that is what happened in 1906 We now faced maybe our biggest challenge. They were breaking up our government. for one of their own a state called Oklahoma

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But like my daddy says. the Chickasaws will never be conquered But to live is to change. and that is what happened in 1906 We now faced maybe our biggest challenge. They were breaking up our government. for one of their own a state called Oklahoma

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Play But like my daddy says. the Chickasaws will never be conquered But to live is to change. and that is what happened in 1906 We now faced maybe our biggest challenge. They were breaking up our government. for one of their own a state called Oklahoma

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Take this here basket on up to the Brewsters' place. How come I have to go. Because they got eight mouths to feed. and they as poor as church mice That's why. Well if they have eight mouths. then seems to me like they have 16 feet

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Take this here basket on up to the Brewsters' place. How come I have to go. Because they got eight mouths to feed. and they as poor as church mice That's why. Well if they have eight mouths. then seems to me like they have 16 feet

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Play Take this here basket on up to the Brewsters' place. How come I have to go. Because they got eight mouths to feed. and they as poor as church mice That's why. Well if they have eight mouths. then seems to me like they have 16 feet

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When the world was still young. there was but one man upon it Seeing that he was lonesome the Great Spirit sent a son. They walked upon the Earth and found it good. but it was too cold There were no trees and no flowers. to make the world beautiful One night the young brave had a dream. and he told his father it would be through sacrifice that beauty will walk upon the Earth I'll give myself to the Great Spirit said the son. and from his grave sprung the first pine tree and from that came all...

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When the world was still young. there was but one man upon it Seeing that he was lonesome the Great Spirit sent a son. They walked upon the Earth and found it good. but it was too cold There were no trees and no flowers. to make the world beautiful One night the young brave had a dream. and he told his father it would be through sacrifice that beauty will walk upon the Earth I'll give myself to the Great Spirit said the son. and from his grave sprung the first pine tree and from that came all...

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Play When the world was still young. there was but one man upon it Seeing that he was lonesome the Great Spirit sent a son. They walked upon the Earth and found it good. but it was too cold There were no trees and no flowers. to make the world beautiful One night the young brave had a dream. and he told his father it would be through sacrifice that beauty will walk upon the Earth I'll give myself to the Great Spirit said the son. and from his grave sprung the first pine tree and from that came all...

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No no let your people pull themselves up. by their bootstraps and join the future like the rest of us have I assure you sir my people do not need lessons in hard work. grit or making a living off the land

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No no let your people pull themselves up. by their bootstraps and join the future like the rest of us have I assure you sir my people do not need lessons in hard work. grit or making a living off the land

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Play No no let your people pull themselves up. by their bootstraps and join the future like the rest of us have I assure you sir my people do not need lessons in hard work. grit or making a living off the land

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So you're going to college are you. Don't believe I've ever seen an Indian. up at the school before You are Indian aren't you. Didn't have those kind of opportunities. when I was your age One quarter Choctaw just enough to make it tough. in a white man's world Young lady you make the most of this. You're doing it for all of us.

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So you're going to college are you. Don't believe I've ever seen an Indian. up at the school before You are Indian aren't you. Didn't have those kind of opportunities. when I was your age One quarter Choctaw just enough to make it tough. in a white man's world Young lady you make the most of this. You're doing it for all of us.

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Play So you're going to college are you. Don't believe I've ever seen an Indian. up at the school before You are Indian aren't you. Didn't have those kind of opportunities. when I was your age One quarter Choctaw just enough to make it tough. in a white man's world Young lady you make the most of this. You're doing it for all of us.

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You speak sparrow. Um my accent's a little rough. And what did our little friend have to say. She was wondering why she left the nest. Because it's the only way to learn to soar.

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You speak sparrow. Um my accent's a little rough. And what did our little friend have to say. She was wondering why she left the nest. Because it's the only way to learn to soar.

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Play You speak sparrow. Um my accent's a little rough. And what did our little friend have to say. She was wondering why she left the nest. Because it's the only way to learn to soar.

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Charm will deceive. Beauty will fade. But a woman with conviction will last forever.

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Charm will deceive. Beauty will fade. But a woman with conviction will last forever.

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There's nothing wrong with nice or normal. But we brung you up to know your own mind. and to follow where God leads you and if that means going cross country and getting up on a stage well then you best get up on it

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There's nothing wrong with nice or normal. But we brung you up to know your own mind. and to follow where God leads you and if that means going cross country and getting up on a stage well then you best get up on it

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Play There's nothing wrong with nice or normal. But we brung you up to know your own mind. and to follow where God leads you and if that means going cross country and getting up on a stage well then you best get up on it

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Mary Frances where you going now. Can I go too Daddy. No. You ain't going anywhere young lady. Fine. Oh Thomas when are you going to learn. You can't keep a Thompson girl down. Bertie. Come on honey. Come on. See you later Daddy. You hold on. I'm the man of the house here. Mr Stevens please. Do you have an appointment.

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Mary Frances where you going now. Can I go too Daddy. No. You ain't going anywhere young lady. Fine. Oh Thomas when are you going to learn. You can't keep a Thompson girl down. Bertie. Come on honey. Come on. See you later Daddy. You hold on. I'm the man of the house here. Mr Stevens please. Do you have an appointment.

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Play Mary Frances where you going now. Can I go too Daddy. No. You ain't going anywhere young lady. Fine. Oh Thomas when are you going to learn. You can't keep a Thompson girl down. Bertie. Come on honey. Come on. See you later Daddy. You hold on. I'm the man of the house here. Mr Stevens please. Do you have an appointment.

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What was it Aunt Mary called her when she was a baby. Te Ata. Te Ata. I love it. What. what does it mean Bearer of the morning. That's perfect. That's because you started crying every day. at the crack of dawn for hours and nobody could shut you up I mean she was like a dang rooster. wasn't she Bertie

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What was it Aunt Mary called her when she was a baby. Te Ata. Te Ata. I love it. What. what does it mean Bearer of the morning. That's perfect. That's because you started crying every day. at the crack of dawn for hours and nobody could shut you up I mean she was like a dang rooster. wasn't she Bertie

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Play What was it Aunt Mary called her when she was a baby. Te Ata. Te Ata. I love it. What. what does it mean Bearer of the morning. That's perfect. That's because you started crying every day. at the crack of dawn for hours and nobody could shut you up I mean she was like a dang rooster. wasn't she Bertie