Adventures of Uncle Sams Soldiers
Adventures of Uncle Sams Soldiers
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It will take a witness. " So Troyka had answered in his indignation, but his heart had been troubled, and when Wenatchee had chimed in afterwards, with abuse of Ho-to-oto for bringing disgrace on his mother's brother, he had said nothing.
For Ho-to-oto was idle. He wouldn't go to school, and he wouldn't work. Ploughing and reading were alike distasteful to him. The wild flowers grew on his barren, unbroken land, and his ragged tepee fluttered in the wind in sight of his neighbors' well-built ho...uses. And because of these things the rest of the tribe had a contempt for him. For they were a civilized, thrifty, self - respecting group of Indians, who tilled their own farms, raised their own crops, sent their children to the mission school, and drove to church every Sunday in their own spring wagons and buck- boards.
And Troyka was the big man of the tribe: the largest cattle-owner, the most prosperous 134 HOW HO-TO-OTO BECAME A RECRUIT farmer, and one of the three judges, as well as hereditary chief.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It will take a witness. " So Troyka had answered in his indignation, but his heart had been troubled, and when Wenatchee had chimed in afterwards, with abuse of Ho-to-oto for bringing disgrace on his mother's brother, he had said nothing.
For Ho-to-oto was idle. He wouldn't go to school, and he wouldn't work. Ploughing and reading were alike distasteful to him. The wild flowers grew on his barren, unbroken land, and his ragged tepee fluttered in the wind in sight of his neighbors' well-built ho...uses. And because of these things the rest of the tribe had a contempt for him. For they were a civilized, thrifty, self - respecting group of Indians, who tilled their own farms, raised their own crops, sent their children to the mission school, and drove to church every Sunday in their own spring wagons and buck- boards.
And Troyka was the big man of the tribe: the largest cattle-owner, the most prosperous 134 HOW HO-TO-OTO BECAME A RECRUIT farmer, and one of the three judges, as well as hereditary chief.
What to read after Adventures of Uncle Sams Soldiers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Max Aley to read onlineMoreLess
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