Thirty Indian Legends
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After some days her eggs were hatched, and then the father bird consented to enter the cabin and help feed theyoung ones. When the little birds grew large enough, they flew awaywith the father bird, but for the rest of the summer Koto's littlebrown friend remained with him, watching him weave his baskets, andseemed very pleased when at last he was able to walk a little.
When fall came, she went away with the other birds, but this time Kotowas not sad, for he knew she was happy, and he was happy..., too, becausehe could now walk.
THE HUMPBACKED MANITOU Bokwewa and his brother lived in a lodge in the forest, far away fromthe rest of the world. They were both Manitous and could do manywonderful things. Bokwewa had the most gifts and knew all the secretsof the woods, but his body was deformed. The brother was veryhandsome. His body was very straight, and he could run and do manythings that Bokwewa could not do. But he was not as wise as thehumpbacked Manitou. Bokwewa used to tell his brother how to hunt andshoot and fish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After some days her eggs were hatched, and then the father bird consented to enter the cabin and help feed theyoung ones. When the little birds grew large enough, they flew awaywith the father bird, but for the rest of the summer Koto's littlebrown friend remained with him, watching him weave his baskets, andseemed very pleased when at last he was able to walk a little.
When fall came, she went away with the other birds, but this time Kotowas not sad, for he knew she was happy, and he was happy..., too, becausehe could now walk.
THE HUMPBACKED MANITOU Bokwewa and his brother lived in a lodge in the forest, far away fromthe rest of the world. They were both Manitous and could do manywonderful things. Bokwewa had the most gifts and knew all the secretsof the woods, but his body was deformed. The brother was veryhandsome. His body was very straight, and he could run and do manythings that Bokwewa could not do. But he was not as wise as thehumpbacked Manitou. Bokwewa used to tell his brother how to hunt andshoot and fish.
What to read after Thirty Indian Legends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bemister Margaret to read onlineMoreLess
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