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d the west, and throw it forcibly toward the ground for a distance of about six inches, edge downward--_country, away to the west_; then point the curved index rather quickly and carelessly toward the person addressed--_your_. [Illustration: Fig. 310.] _Tendoy_.--YES; MANY BLACK BUFFALO. Pass the closed right hand, with the index partly flexed, to a position about eight inches before the right collar-bone, and, as the hand reaches that elevation, quickly close the index--_yes_; then make the same sign as in the preceding question for _buffalo_; touch the hair on the right side of the head with the palms of the extended fingers of the right hand--_black_; spread the curved fingers and thumbs of both hands, place them before either thigh, pointing downward; then draw them toward one another and upward as high as the stomach, so that the fingers will point toward one another, or may be interlaced--_many_. Fig. 310. [Illustration: Fig. 311.] _Tendoy_.--DID YOU HEAR ANYTHING FROM THE SECRETARY? IF SO, TELL ME. Close the right hand, leaving the index and thumb widely separated, pass it by the ear from the back of the ear downward and toward the chin, palm toward the head--_hear_, see Fig. 316, p. 492; point to the individual addressed--_you_; close the hand again, leaving the index and thumb separated as in the sign for _hear_ and placing the palmar surface of the finger horizontally across the forehead, pointing to the left, allow the thumb to rest against the right temple; then draw the index across the forehead from left to right, leaving the thumb touching the head--_white man_; then place the closed hand, with elevated index, before the right side of the neck or in front of the top of the shoulder; pass the index, pointing upward, as high as the top of the head; turn it forward and downward as far as the breast--_chief_; pass the extended index, pointing up ward and forward, forward from the mouth twice--_talk_; then open and flatten the hand, palm up, outer edge toward the face, place it about fifteen inches in front of the chin, and draw it horizontally inward until the hand nearly touches the neck--_tell me_. _Huerito_.--HE TOLD ME THAT IN FOUR DAYS I WOULD GO TO MY COUNTRY. Close the right hand, leaving the index curved; place it about six inches from the ear and move it in toward the external meatus--_told me, hear, I heard_, Fig. 311; with the right hand still closed, form a circle with the index
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