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The document discusses aspects of Comanche life, noting that the Comanche lived on broad lands and their main jobs included hunting. They lived in tipis and ate buffalo meat prepared in various ways, as well as a food called inapu made from buffalo fat, berries, and meat. Religion was also an important part of Comanche culture and children were taught to ride horses before walking.
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