Gros Ventre Myths And Tales
Gros Ventre Myths And Tales
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The Swallows and the Sxake.
There was a high bank where the swallows (byiiteibyi^as^aha") lived. A snake went there and ate all the young swallows. When the swallows tried to resist the snake, it blew something yellow out of its mouth and killed the swallows, so that they fell into the water. The swallows went and got the tsootsohih'a" (small birds) to help them, and then the byiitciyeihih'a" (another species of small birds) ; but the snake killed them with its yellow breath. Then the swallows ...went to ask the bluebirds to help them. The bluebirds came; but the snake breathed hard, the yellow came out, and the bluebirds fell into the water dead. Again the swallows flew away, and got an owl; but the snake killed it in the same way. The swallows flew away and got an eagle to help them. The eagle also fell into the water dead. They got a duck, and then a bullet-hawk (aiidy'); but the snake breathed, and killed them. Then they brought the birds called ako'uuhuh'a", and these, too, were killed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Swallows and the Sxake.
There was a high bank where the swallows (byiiteibyi^as^aha") lived. A snake went there and ate all the young swallows. When the swallows tried to resist the snake, it blew something yellow out of its mouth and killed the swallows, so that they fell into the water. The swallows went and got the tsootsohih'a" (small birds) to help them, and then the byiitciyeihih'a" (another species of small birds) ; but the snake killed them with its yellow breath. Then the swallows ...went to ask the bluebirds to help them. The bluebirds came; but the snake breathed hard, the yellow came out, and the bluebirds fell into the water dead. Again the swallows flew away, and got an owl; but the snake killed it in the same way. The swallows flew away and got an eagle to help them. The eagle also fell into the water dead. They got a duck, and then a bullet-hawk (aiidy'); but the snake breathed, and killed them. Then they brought the birds called ako'uuhuh'a", and these, too, were killed.
What to read after Gros Ventre Myths And Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kroeber, A. L. (Alfred Louis), 1876-1960 to read onlineMoreLess
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