Hoistah, An Indian Girl
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The body of the second Kiowa, at whom Iron Shirt had aimed when she heard his shots, Hoistah never saw again, by which she knew that he had no need of the medicine man, that one touch of the Cheyenne warrior's vengeance had been enough.
The next day the Kiowa squaws beat Hoistah several times and were so threaten- ing in their attitude that Bear Tongue, fear- ing they might kill her and thus deprive him of a valuable slave, took her as prisoner into his own custody.
Thereafter, when his duties ...called him 60 THE LONG TRAIL from the camp, his son, young Standing Elk, took charge of the captive.
In two weeks the Kiowas reached their own winter camp, and Hoistah's drudgery began in earnest. Old Bear Tongue never abused her, and often spoke kindly to her, but her life was hard all winter.
The next summer a band of Kiowa hunters, w T hile in the Platte valley, were set upon by Iron Shirt's warriors and only three came back to camp. Bear Tongue was one of these three, and he had two fingers missing from his left hand and there was an ugly scar on his face that he bore always thereafter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The body of the second Kiowa, at whom Iron Shirt had aimed when she heard his shots, Hoistah never saw again, by which she knew that he had no need of the medicine man, that one touch of the Cheyenne warrior's vengeance had been enough.
The next day the Kiowa squaws beat Hoistah several times and were so threaten- ing in their attitude that Bear Tongue, fear- ing they might kill her and thus deprive him of a valuable slave, took her as prisoner into his own custody.
Thereafter, when his duties ...called him 60 THE LONG TRAIL from the camp, his son, young Standing Elk, took charge of the captive.
In two weeks the Kiowas reached their own winter camp, and Hoistah's drudgery began in earnest. Old Bear Tongue never abused her, and often spoke kindly to her, but her life was hard all winter.
The next summer a band of Kiowa hunters, w T hile in the Platte valley, were set upon by Iron Shirt's warriors and only three came back to camp. Bear Tongue was one of these three, and he had two fingers missing from his left hand and there was an ugly scar on his face that he bore always thereafter.
What to read after Hoistah, An Indian Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barrett, S. M. (Stephen Melvil), B. 1865 to read onlineMoreLess
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