Algonquin Indian Tales
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As it came rushing along the foxes and the wolves were very muchfrightened by the great noise it made. However, they had courage enough toask the lightning to take off the fine coat of the wolverine but not tokill him. Then they ran back and watched to see the lightning do its work. The lightning promised to do what had been asked of him; for he had heardof this proud, conceited wolverine, who had boasted that he could run likelightning, and now he was just going to teach him a lesson. So he da...rtedback a distance to gather force, and then he came on with a rush and struckthe rock and knocked it into small pieces. He also completely stripped theskin from the back of the wolverine but did not kill him. When thewolverine got up and stood there naked, with all his beauty gone, he wasvery angry at the lightning.
"'You are like other so-called friends I have heard about, ' he said; 'youcannot do a thing but you must overdo it and spoil all. You had no need totear my beautiful fur coat from my back when you knew I only asked you tocome and strike the rock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As it came rushing along the foxes and the wolves were very muchfrightened by the great noise it made. However, they had courage enough toask the lightning to take off the fine coat of the wolverine but not tokill him. Then they ran back and watched to see the lightning do its work. The lightning promised to do what had been asked of him; for he had heardof this proud, conceited wolverine, who had boasted that he could run likelightning, and now he was just going to teach him a lesson. So he da...rtedback a distance to gather force, and then he came on with a rush and struckthe rock and knocked it into small pieces. He also completely stripped theskin from the back of the wolverine but did not kill him. When thewolverine got up and stood there naked, with all his beauty gone, he wasvery angry at the lightning.
"'You are like other so-called friends I have heard about, ' he said; 'youcannot do a thing but you must overdo it and spoil all. You had no need totear my beautiful fur coat from my back when you knew I only asked you tocome and strike the rock.
What to read after Algonquin Indian Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Young, Egerton Ryerson, 1840-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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