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Civilization, or "The Tailor Makes The Man." "On leaving the Royal Presence the Ojibbeway Indians were much struck with the red coat and gold lace of Sykes, the porter, and would not depart without shaking hands with that worthy functionary." - Morning Paper.

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Civilization, or "The Tailor Makes The Man." "On leaving the Royal Presence the Ojibbeway Indians were much struck with the red coat and gold lace of Sykes, the porter, and would not depart without shaking hands with that worthy functionary." - Morning Paper.