A Last Century Maid: And Other Stories for Children
A Last Century Maid: And Other Stories for Children
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The old diief, Shekallamy, of the A LAST CENTURY MAID 49 Oneidas, who was treated with great reverence by the other Indians, nodded to the children, solemnly, and told Kanichungo to say he would protect them, and take them back to their homes.
John, who was the least frightened of the little party, and seemed to know just how to please savages, thought of the fish in the locker of the boat, and bringing them out laid them at Shekal- lamy's feet, and motioned to him to take them.
This little att...ention evidently pleased the great man, and, nodding again, he told Kanichungo that the children of the pale face were his friends, and must eat with him. After the fish were cooked, four tired and hungry children sat down on the ground beside the Indians, and ate fish, dried meat, and com. Israel brought some sea-biscuit from the boat, and John, remembering that some guava jelly was still left in Sarah's jar, passed it around, to the great satisfaction of the savages, who, through Kanichungo, expressed their enjoy- misnt of the dainty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The old diief, Shekallamy, of the A LAST CENTURY MAID 49 Oneidas, who was treated with great reverence by the other Indians, nodded to the children, solemnly, and told Kanichungo to say he would protect them, and take them back to their homes.
John, who was the least frightened of the little party, and seemed to know just how to please savages, thought of the fish in the locker of the boat, and bringing them out laid them at Shekal- lamy's feet, and motioned to him to take them.
This little att...ention evidently pleased the great man, and, nodding again, he told Kanichungo that the children of the pale face were his friends, and must eat with him. After the fish were cooked, four tired and hungry children sat down on the ground beside the Indians, and ate fish, dried meat, and com. Israel brought some sea-biscuit from the boat, and John, remembering that some guava jelly was still left in Sarah's jar, passed it around, to the great satisfaction of the savages, who, through Kanichungo, expressed their enjoy- misnt of the dainty.
What to read after A Last Century Maid: And Other Stories for Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wharton Anne Hollingsworth to read onlineMoreLess
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