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 TOBA DANDY IN FESTAL GARB |
 LENGUA WOMAN OF PARAGUAY |
 WATER-PEDDLING IN CUZCO |
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| Toba Indians of the Gran Chaco usually wear paint and feathers rather than clothing, and the costume donned by this young exquisite for a festival is exceptionally "full" dress | Averaging five feet four inches in height, Lengua women have well-proportioned figures, and soft textured, reddish-chocolate skin. Tribal marks deform their not unpleasing faces | A thing of shreds and patches, the Inca Indian pads the streets of Cuzco, focus of his old traditions, hawking water from the barrel roped upon his back |