History of Arizona volume 7
History of Arizona volume 7
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' Upon the head of each was a gi'eat flint knife. Now the earth became so dry that our fore- fathers had but little water to drink, and, wan- dering about in search of it, came to the brink of the canyon ; but they could not enter because VII— 8 114 HISTORY OF ARIZONA.
of the rattlesnakes. So the two boys slew the rattlesnakes with their magic flint knives, and widened the rocks above the home of their mother. Then they guided them down the can- yon, and built little houses high up among the cl...iffs ; for the Apache-Mohaves came in, too, and disputed possession with them. As the two chil- dren led the people down the canyon, they made their handprints on the walls, and painted the animals which should serve as food for their people; and these marks still remain on the rocks, and thither we go when we wish to secure the deer, or to ask for rain. When, at last, they reached the home of their mother, she told them that this should be their home forever; that it Avas not good to live on meat alone, but that they should build houses there, and plant the ear of corn they had, and it would be a means of life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Upon the head of each was a gi'eat flint knife. Now the earth became so dry that our fore- fathers had but little water to drink, and, wan- dering about in search of it, came to the brink of the canyon ; but they could not enter because VII— 8 114 HISTORY OF ARIZONA.
of the rattlesnakes. So the two boys slew the rattlesnakes with their magic flint knives, and widened the rocks above the home of their mother. Then they guided them down the can- yon, and built little houses high up among the cl...iffs ; for the Apache-Mohaves came in, too, and disputed possession with them. As the two chil- dren led the people down the canyon, they made their handprints on the walls, and painted the animals which should serve as food for their people; and these marks still remain on the rocks, and thither we go when we wish to secure the deer, or to ask for rain. When, at last, they reached the home of their mother, she told them that this should be their home forever; that it Avas not good to live on meat alone, but that they should build houses there, and plant the ear of corn they had, and it would be a means of life.
What to read after History of Arizona volume 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Edwin Farish to read onlineMoreLess
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