We may therefore accept the redman without any of the prejudices peculiar to other types of skin, and we may accept his contribution to our culture as a most significant and important one.
The redman is essentially a thankful and a religious being.
The redman is poet and artist of the very first order among the geniuses of time.
The esthetics of the redman have been too particular to permit of universal understanding, and of universal adaptation.
The redmanis a spiritual expresser of very vital issues.
The redman is a genius in his gift of masquerade alone.
It is not enough to put the redman as a specimen under glass along with the auk and the dinosaur.
If we had the redman sense of time in our system, we would be better able to express ourselves.
The redman in the aggregate is an example of the peaceable and unobtrusive citizen; we would not presume to interfere with the play of children in the sunlight.
Depriving the redman of his one enviable gesture would be cutting the artery of racial instinct, emptying the beautiful chamber of his soul of its enduring consciousness.
We can not improve upon what theredman offers us in his own way.
The artist and the poet of perception come forward with heartiest approval and it is the supplication of the poet and the artist which the redman needs most of all.
The redman would teach us to be ourselves in a still greater degree, as his forefathers have taught him to be himself down the centuries, despite every obstacle.
The redman is a social being--he is pathetically dependent on his tribe.
They accuse me of being a weak sentimentalist, because I refuse to consider the redman in the light of a reptile.
I think it hard that a whole tribe should suffer because the white man thinks one redman has done a wrong thing.
Thereafter, every redman I met called me friend, and patiently sat while I struggled to learn his language.
The noble redman is thin and crooked in the legs," he said to Curtis.
Nothing modified her view till, as an art student in Paris, she came into contact with men who placed high value on the redman as "material.
We must be patient while the redmanmakes the change from the hunter to the herdsman.
When a redman kills a white man the white men say: 'Let us kill all the Tetongs--spare no one.
Now as he looked over the yards not a redman could be seen at his work.
Curtis went on: "We'll find the redman living there under much more favorable conditions than down in the hot valley.
Let me tell you, Mr. Brisbane, I never knew a redman savage enough to utter such a sentiment as that.
The Navajo upon the war-path was terribly in earnest, and his methods of waging war were like those of the redman everywhere.
It seemed as if at this, and because of this announcement, Redman Rush drew himself apart and up, loftily, and with a gloomy defiance looked around him.
The gentleman, whose name was Redman Rush, followed him.
But, moreover, the face of thisRedman Rush was the face of misery.
Redman Rush hesitated, with his foot upon the doorstep.
The laugh, though neither loud nor boisterous, but merely a mild evidence of good-nature that was not to be clouded by vexations, had a disagreeable sound to Redman Rush.
Redman Rush could make on this disaster, repeating Summerman's words with an emphasis not all his own.
No raps came, nothing claiming to be Spiritual was done by or through Mr. Redman in the public room.
If he has wronged any one, the redman persists in acting as if nothing had happened, or he pouts, or avoids the party offended.
Four days the redman fasts or does penance; four days he mourns, for that is the time required by the soul to travel from the place where it has been liberated from the thralls of earthly life to the place of eternal felicity.
Saying this, Dick mounted his horse and rode very slowly into the forest, leaving the redman standing by the side of his mother's grave.
Isaac Zane, who lived most of his life with the Wyandots, said the American redman had been wrongfully judged a bloodthirsty savage, an ignorant, thieving wretch, capable of not one virtue.
We lay the book down with a fervent expression of thankfulness that the day of the horrible redman is past.
There can be little doubt that the redman once lived a noble and blameless life; that he was simple, honest and brave, that he had a regard for honor and a respect for a promise far exceeding that of most white men.
That was five years ago, the spring they put up the Redman Hotel at Helder's.
They have a band that plays music at the Redman Hotel.
Anyone might get into scrapes there, as Our Fellows got into with Pete, the half-breed, or with Luke Redman of the Swamp Dragoons, but there was always a prospect of their coming out alive.
Sir James returned, and his intent was to go to his own company the same way that he came, and sir Matthew Redman to Newcastle.
The Great Spirit of whom I teach and the Great Manitou, your idol, are the same; the happy hunting ground of the Indian and the beautiful forest of the paleface are the same; the paleface and the redman are the same.
We're to take over the country Redman took up," said Charlie.
Redman sold his rights in it after he'd mortgaged it to my uncle.
I asked Mr. Redman to come over and see me, and he readily did so.
At the time I was almost overwhelmed with putrid plates, dishes, and other things I had received Mr. Redman came to my rescue with the following recipe: “2 oz.
This matter was done, And Redman the bones highly thought on, When, changed to New York Was the scene of his work, In conjunction with Dr.
Mr. Redman disappeared from the back of his pony so quickly that, for a second, Stacy could scarcely believe his eyes.
The moment came with disconcerting suddenness, and Mr. Redman uttered a loud grunt as he landed on the ground, flat on his back.
You're entitled to your opinion," Redman said, "but you should know the truth when it is told to you.
Also I didn't want a couple of Abie's goons on my neck just in case Redman won.
By some contortionist's trick Redman came through the hatch feet first, an odd looking gun in his hand.
It couldn't have been more than a half hour later that Redman came by.
Seems like the Patrol caught Redman trying to sneak through the asteroid belt on standard drive and blasted him out of space.
I saw him," Redman replied in a low voice, not looking at me.
If you cooperate," Redman said, "you'll be fixed for life.
I didn't know whether my message was received or not, because Redman didn't leave me any receiver other than the spacesuit intercom in my helmet.
While he was debating this matter with himself, Nevers, Bailey, and Redman approached, and interrupted his meditations.
We have fixed him this time," said Nevers, in a whisper, as he and Redman left the room.
It was plain that Nevers and Redman were the head and front of the Regulators.
Nevers drew the prize this time also, and named Redman as his stroke oarsman.
Two of the teachers had been concealed in the shed, and had seen Redman set it on fire, and scatter the pieces of the exercise book in the vicinity.
A slight curl on the lip of a cadet by the name of Redman attracted his attention.
Then take that;" andRedman struck Richard in the face.
Nevers and Redman did not move a muscle, but some of the mutineers glanced at each other, and seemed to be in doubt.
And here I begged her to let me set down in writing what she had told me but in fewer words, while Mr. Redmanstood over me and read what I wrote and as I wrote it.
Mr. Redmanspoke from the commanding position of an armchair before a large table; he was also a large and imposing man to look at while Mr. Bisse stood before him, small and insignificant, his original impudence fast deserting him.
Mr. Redmanunderstood by this time the character of this young attorney.
We take our orders from Mr. Redman in place of Captain Crowle.
Her mother married again, and this time she went by the name of Redman, her mother's second husband was named John Redman, and Aunt Jenny altho her real name was Jenny Garden, carried the name of Redman until she was married to McKee.
John Redman his mark She has a picture in her possession of Captain Tillet in war costume and with his old rifle.
Redman hath melted like snow From the soil that is tracked by the foot of his foe; Like a summer cloud spreading its sails to the wind, We shall vanish and leave not a shadow behind.
One more redman was brought low and fell into the water with a loud splash, and then the canoes drew out of range with all possible speed.
The redman did not relax his hold even when both had been under the surface for some time.
Indians, but for answer the redman slapped him sharply over the mouth and told him to hold his tongue.
With a yell to the others to follow, Dave darted after the redman who held little Nell, and Henry, Barringford and White Buffalo came close behind him.
The dying redman was left where he had fallen and the others were taken back to the fort.
Then one redman shifted to the right, another to the left, while a third crawled up over the rocks and through the bushes growing above the opening.
Redman was as fine a fellow as ever came to the mountains, and they shot him with his own rifle.
The result was, that the Indians demanded and obtained their rifles, discharged them at their owners, killed Redman instantly, and severely wounded his companion.
Redman had lived with the Sioux, and relying on their former friendship for him in their village, determined to go with Markhead, and attempt to reason a Sioux war party into a surrender of their plunder.
But Elskwatawa our brother has become a communer with the Great Spirit, and he has told the redman how evil are the customs and food and firewater of the white man.
It is evil for the redmanto mingle with the white people.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "redman" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
