Children of the Cliff
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40 CHILDREN OF THE CLIFF ''The kiva/' said the boy. ''All the men of this cliff village sleep here on the skins which you see scattered about/* On a shelf in one part of the kiva was a curious-looking doll baby with a painted face, THE CLIFF HOME 41 long hair, and bright-colored clothes.
This doll was an idol, so the children stopped to put some red corn at its feet, touching its dress very gently.
'' Let us light the fire, *' said Teni.
They walked to a hole in the center of the floor and sat ...down beside it.
Then they rubbed two pieces of flint together to make a spark.
They lighted the cedar wood 42 CHILDREN OF THE CLIFF that was in the hole, and watchea the flames grow brighter and brighter.
Z^Hush!" said Teni, ''we must be very quiet. I can hear the spirits talking in the fire/' ''The spirits say that Mavo and I will soon be at home with THE CLIFF HOME 43 father and mother and we shall be glad, too/' By and by the boys went quietly from the still room.
CHAPTER VI THE DRESS OF THE CLIFF PEOPLE ^'Let us race back/' said Teni, "and I will tell Mavo what the spirits in the fire said/' Away they ran as fast as they could, and the race was soon over.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
40 CHILDREN OF THE CLIFF ''The kiva/' said the boy. ''All the men of this cliff village sleep here on the skins which you see scattered about/* On a shelf in one part of the kiva was a curious-looking doll baby with a painted face, THE CLIFF HOME 41 long hair, and bright-colored clothes.
This doll was an idol, so the children stopped to put some red corn at its feet, touching its dress very gently.
'' Let us light the fire, *' said Teni.
They walked to a hole in the center of the floor and sat ...down beside it.
Then they rubbed two pieces of flint together to make a spark.
They lighted the cedar wood 42 CHILDREN OF THE CLIFF that was in the hole, and watchea the flames grow brighter and brighter.
Z^Hush!" said Teni, ''we must be very quiet. I can hear the spirits talking in the fire/' ''The spirits say that Mavo and I will soon be at home with THE CLIFF HOME 43 father and mother and we shall be glad, too/' By and by the boys went quietly from the still room.
CHAPTER VI THE DRESS OF THE CLIFF PEOPLE ^'Let us race back/' said Teni, "and I will tell Mavo what the spirits in the fire said/' Away they ran as fast as they could, and the race was soon over.
What to read after Children of the Cliff?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Belle Wiley to read onlineMoreLess
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