American Indian Stories
American Indian Stories
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"'Young man, ' said he, with a cold, slow voice that chilled me to themarrow of my bones, 'hear me. Naught but an enemy's scalp-lock, pluckedfresh with your own hand, will buy Tusee for your wife, ' Then he turnedon his heel and stalked away. " Tusee thrusts her work aside. With earnest eyes she scans her lover'sface.
"My father's heart is really kind. He would know if you are brave andtrue, " murmured the daughter, who wished no ill-will between her twoloved ones.
Then rising to go, the youth ...holds out a right hand. "Grasp my hand oncefirmly before I go, Hoye. Pray tell me, will you wait and watch for myreturn?" Tusee only nods assent, for mere words are vain.
At early dawn the round camp-ground awakes into song. Men and women singof bravery and of triumph. They inspire the swelling breasts of thepainted warriors mounted on prancing ponies bedecked with the greenbranches of trees.
Riding slowly around the great ring of cone-shaped tepees, here andthere, a loud-singing warrior swears to avenge a former wrong, andthrusts a bare brown arm against the purple east, calling the GreatSpirit to hear his vow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"'Young man, ' said he, with a cold, slow voice that chilled me to themarrow of my bones, 'hear me. Naught but an enemy's scalp-lock, pluckedfresh with your own hand, will buy Tusee for your wife, ' Then he turnedon his heel and stalked away. " Tusee thrusts her work aside. With earnest eyes she scans her lover'sface.
"My father's heart is really kind. He would know if you are brave andtrue, " murmured the daughter, who wished no ill-will between her twoloved ones.
Then rising to go, the youth ...holds out a right hand. "Grasp my hand oncefirmly before I go, Hoye. Pray tell me, will you wait and watch for myreturn?" Tusee only nods assent, for mere words are vain.
At early dawn the round camp-ground awakes into song. Men and women singof bravery and of triumph. They inspire the swelling breasts of thepainted warriors mounted on prancing ponies bedecked with the greenbranches of trees.
Riding slowly around the great ring of cone-shaped tepees, here andthere, a loud-singing warrior swears to avenge a former wrong, andthrusts a bare brown arm against the purple east, calling the GreatSpirit to hear his vow.
What to read after American Indian Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zitkala-Sa to read onlineMoreLess
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