Dahcotah
Dahcotah
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He was thegreatest hunter and warrior in the nation; he had won the admiration ofhis people, and they had made him chief. His word was law to them; hestood firmly on the height to which he had elevated himself.
He laid aside his pipe and arose. His iron frame seemed not to feel thekeen wind that was shaking the feathers in the heads of the manywarriors who fixed their eyes upon him.
He addressed the Dahcotah warriors. "All nations, " said he, "as yetcontinue the practice of war, but as for me, ...I now abandon it. I holdfirmly the hand of the Americans. If you, in future, strike me twice oreven three times, I will pass over and not revenge it. If wars shouldcontinue, you and I will not take part in them. You shall not fight, neither will I. There shall be no more war in that part of the countrylying between Pine Island and the place called Hanoi catnip, (They shotthem in the night). Over this extent of country we will hold the pipefirmly. You shall hold it by the bowl, and we will hold it by the stem.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was thegreatest hunter and warrior in the nation; he had won the admiration ofhis people, and they had made him chief. His word was law to them; hestood firmly on the height to which he had elevated himself.
He laid aside his pipe and arose. His iron frame seemed not to feel thekeen wind that was shaking the feathers in the heads of the manywarriors who fixed their eyes upon him.
He addressed the Dahcotah warriors. "All nations, " said he, "as yetcontinue the practice of war, but as for me, ...I now abandon it. I holdfirmly the hand of the Americans. If you, in future, strike me twice oreven three times, I will pass over and not revenge it. If wars shouldcontinue, you and I will not take part in them. You shall not fight, neither will I. There shall be no more war in that part of the countrylying between Pine Island and the place called Hanoi catnip, (They shotthem in the night). Over this extent of country we will hold the pipefirmly. You shall hold it by the bowl, and we will hold it by the stem.
What to read after Dahcotah?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eastman Mary Henderson to read onlineMoreLess
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