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Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas
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A hairy wild woman, about five feet tall, sighted on the Navidad River banks in Texas. Pursued by Mr. Glascock with dogs and lasso, she escaped into a thicket, dropping a polished stick. Settlers believe she is a lost child grown feral, with past footprints suggesting others.
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She is about five feet high, and covered with reddish brown hair, which is very long upon the head and neck. It ran with the speed of a deer, and coming to a creek, dropped a stick six feet long and polished like glass.
Several settlers who have seen the stranger concur in believing her to be a human being. Twelve years ago footmarks of three were seen together, but within the last year only the footmarks of one have been visible. It is thought some children were lost or secreted in the woods, and have grown up wild, living upon berries and such things as they can steal from settlers.
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Banks Of The Navidad, In Texas
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Recently; Twelve Years Ago; Within The Last Year
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Wild woman sighted and pursued but escapes; described as hairy and fast; settlers believe she is a feral human, possibly one of lost children surviving in woods on berries and stolen food.