History And Folklore of the Cowichan Indians
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The people seemed to like the feel of their clothes so much that one of the young men suggested that they make them a present of their furs. So the young men took off their clothes and laid them down on the deck, and made sis'ns that thev meant the skins 56 as a gift for the wonderful men. 2s ow the men took long sticks, and, pointing at a iiock of ducks Hying overhead, a loud noise was made, and smoke came pouring out of the fire-stick. The poor fellows fell down and were almost beside themsel...ves with fear. The men then picked up a duck that had fallen on the deck, and showed it to them. The young men were struck with wonderment, and made signs that they wished to have a fire-stick. The moon people made signs that they would give the fire-stick for furs, so some of the young men went ashore and told these things, and they were laden with bales of sea-otter skins, which they took to the ship, and laid dovm by the fire-stick, which was held up as a measure. Then they were given the fire-stick and shown how to handle it, and great was their satisfaction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The people seemed to like the feel of their clothes so much that one of the young men suggested that they make them a present of their furs. So the young men took off their clothes and laid them down on the deck, and made sis'ns that thev meant the skins 56 as a gift for the wonderful men. 2s ow the men took long sticks, and, pointing at a iiock of ducks Hying overhead, a loud noise was made, and smoke came pouring out of the fire-stick. The poor fellows fell down and were almost beside themsel...ves with fear. The men then picked up a duck that had fallen on the deck, and showed it to them. The young men were struck with wonderment, and made signs that they wished to have a fire-stick. The moon people made signs that they would give the fire-stick for furs, so some of the young men went ashore and told these things, and they were laden with bales of sea-otter skins, which they took to the ship, and laid dovm by the fire-stick, which was held up as a measure. Then they were given the fire-stick and shown how to handle it, and great was their satisfaction.
What to read after History And Folklore of the Cowichan Indians?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martha Douglas Harris to read onlineMoreLess
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