Chipewyan Tales
Chipewyan Tales
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" They got to a moose, and HotcowEj the giant, put it in his belt as one would a rabbit. Then lie went to the Barren Grounds, and thence to the sea, where he met another giant, named Djeneta. Djeneta was fishing in the ocean with a hook.
Before reaching Djeneta, HotcowE took his grandson out of his mitten, and bade him approach the fisherman half way and deliver him a challenge to fight. The boy did as he was bidden, and when near enough shouted, "Grandfather!" Djeneta asked, "What do you want?..." The boy deliv- ered his message, and ran back, hut by that time the giants had already each i Made a step forward and were already fighting above him. The fisher- man was getting the hot of the contest, when Hot cow k called to his grand- child, who always carried a beaver tooth, to cut the giant's ankle. The boy oIm \ ed, causing the gianl to fall down so that HotcowE could easily dispatch him.
1912. ] I, . . -, ■. , Chipewyan Tales. 189 The fisherman's head fell on this island ' while hia feet reached another land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" They got to a moose, and HotcowEj the giant, put it in his belt as one would a rabbit. Then lie went to the Barren Grounds, and thence to the sea, where he met another giant, named Djeneta. Djeneta was fishing in the ocean with a hook.
Before reaching Djeneta, HotcowE took his grandson out of his mitten, and bade him approach the fisherman half way and deliver him a challenge to fight. The boy did as he was bidden, and when near enough shouted, "Grandfather!" Djeneta asked, "What do you want?..." The boy deliv- ered his message, and ran back, hut by that time the giants had already each i Made a step forward and were already fighting above him. The fisher- man was getting the hot of the contest, when Hot cow k called to his grand- child, who always carried a beaver tooth, to cut the giant's ankle. The boy oIm \ ed, causing the gianl to fall down so that HotcowE could easily dispatch him.
1912. ] I, . . -, ■. , Chipewyan Tales. 189 The fisherman's head fell on this island ' while hia feet reached another land.
What to read after Chipewyan Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Harry Lowie to read onlineMoreLess
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