Folk Lore And Legends North American Indian
Folk Lore And Legends North American Indian
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His lodge stood in a remote part of the forest, several days journey from that of any other person. He spent his days in hunting, and his evenings in relating to his wife the incidents that had befallen him in the chase. As game was very abundant, he seldom failed to bring home in the evening an ample store of meat to last them until the succeeding evening; and while they were seated by the fire in his lodge partaking the fruits of his day s labour, he entertained his wife with conversa tion, o...r by occasionally relating those tales, or en forcing those precepts, which every good Indian esteems necessary for the instruction of his wife and children. Thus, far removed from all sources of disquiet, surrounded by all they deemed neces sary to their comfort, and happy in one another s society, their lives passed away in cheerful solitude and sweet contentment. The breast of the hunter had never felt the compunctions of remorse, for he 79 80 INDIAN FOLKLORE.
was a just man in all his dealings.
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His lodge stood in a remote part of the forest, several days journey from that of any other person. He spent his days in hunting, and his evenings in relating to his wife the incidents that had befallen him in the chase. As game was very abundant, he seldom failed to bring home in the evening an ample store of meat to last them until the succeeding evening; and while they were seated by the fire in his lodge partaking the fruits of his day s labour, he entertained his wife with conversa tion, o...r by occasionally relating those tales, or en forcing those precepts, which every good Indian esteems necessary for the instruction of his wife and children. Thus, far removed from all sources of disquiet, surrounded by all they deemed neces sary to their comfort, and happy in one another s society, their lives passed away in cheerful solitude and sweet contentment. The breast of the hunter had never felt the compunctions of remorse, for he 79 80 INDIAN FOLKLORE.
was a just man in all his dealings.
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