The Eternal Maiden
The Eternal Maiden
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. . That is how I came . . . I said Annadoah ishungry--yea, as I said it when the eyes looked at me on the mountains, when the hill spirits made my heart grow cold, when Koolotah desired toreturn . . . Koolotah--he hath gone . . . Koolotah's dogs aregone . . . But I called upon my dead father, my dead grandfather, andthe older ones--and I thought of Annadoah. " He leaned toward heryearningly, his voice trembling. Fearfully the girl drew away. "It isshe who brought the _ahmingmah_ meat, " he sai...d. "It is she who led meto the _ahmingmah_. Yea, she brings you the _ahmingmah_ meat. For thethought of her brings Ootah back after the spirits strike . . . It isshe, who lives in the heart of Ootah, who has done all this . . . Butyou are hungry. Come!" He rose slowly and crept through the underground tunnel leading fromthe igloo. The others followed. Without, most of the tribe werewaiting. At Ootah's command the men unlashed the sledge-load of meat, and the division began. To Annadoah Ootah gave one-eighth of the load, enough to last by frugal use for more than two moons, or months.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . That is how I came . . . I said Annadoah ishungry--yea, as I said it when the eyes looked at me on the mountains, when the hill spirits made my heart grow cold, when Koolotah desired toreturn . . . Koolotah--he hath gone . . . Koolotah's dogs aregone . . . But I called upon my dead father, my dead grandfather, andthe older ones--and I thought of Annadoah. " He leaned toward heryearningly, his voice trembling. Fearfully the girl drew away. "It isshe who brought the _ahmingmah_ meat, " he sai...d. "It is she who led meto the _ahmingmah_. Yea, she brings you the _ahmingmah_ meat. For thethought of her brings Ootah back after the spirits strike . . . It isshe, who lives in the heart of Ootah, who has done all this . . . Butyou are hungry. Come!" He rose slowly and crept through the underground tunnel leading fromthe igloo. The others followed. Without, most of the tribe werewaiting. At Ootah's command the men unlashed the sledge-load of meat, and the division began. To Annadoah Ootah gave one-eighth of the load, enough to last by frugal use for more than two moons, or months.
What to read after The Eternal Maiden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harré T. Everett to read onlineMoreLess
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