A Treasury of Eskimo Tales
A Treasury of Eskimo Tales
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The Man guessed what was the mat- ter with him, and called out : ' Better call your white bear mascot! " He did so, and escaped unhurt.
However, he went into the house another day and succeeded in keeping his face straight, so when their performance was ended the Man in 35 A TBEASURY OF ESKIMO TALES the Moon was very friendly to him and showed him all around the house and let him look into a small building near the entrance.
In this building there were large herds of deer which seemed to be roa...ming over vast plains. The Man in the Moon said, " You may choose one of these for your own, " and as soon as he did so the animal fell through a hole and alighted on the earth right by the conjurer's hut.
In another building there were many seals swimming in an ocean, and he was allowed to choose one of these, which also fell down to his hut.
" Now you have seen all I can show you, and you may go home, " said the Moon Man. So the conjurer called his mascot and rode down through the air to his hut.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Man guessed what was the mat- ter with him, and called out : ' Better call your white bear mascot! " He did so, and escaped unhurt.
However, he went into the house another day and succeeded in keeping his face straight, so when their performance was ended the Man in 35 A TBEASURY OF ESKIMO TALES the Moon was very friendly to him and showed him all around the house and let him look into a small building near the entrance.
In this building there were large herds of deer which seemed to be roa...ming over vast plains. The Man in the Moon said, " You may choose one of these for your own, " and as soon as he did so the animal fell through a hole and alighted on the earth right by the conjurer's hut.
In another building there were many seals swimming in an ocean, and he was allowed to choose one of these, which also fell down to his hut.
" Now you have seen all I can show you, and you may go home, " said the Moon Man. So the conjurer called his mascot and rode down through the air to his hut.
What to read after A Treasury of Eskimo Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bayliss Et Al to read onlineMoreLess
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