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hol·low

(hol'ō),
A concavity or depression.

hol·low

(hol'ō)
A concavity or depression.
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Hollow Horn and his classmates were given uniforms and chores.
Lives carved by the trail of history: centuries-old doctrine lives on in crushing poverty and intergenerational grief on Cheyenne River Indian Reservation
He was Sicangu (Rosebud) Lakota, and was born on the outskirts of Saint Francis, South Dakota to parents Joseph and Emily Hollow Horn Bear White Hat.
Albert White Hat: linguist and author preserved Lakota language
But "Hollow Horn" and what Hobson calls "fantasies"--all of them satiric--seem less successful (some based on premises whose conclusions soon become apparent) than those stories involving Marines.
Geary Hobson. Plain of Jars and Other Stories

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