How the Makah Obtained Possession of Cape Flattery
How the Makah Obtained Possession of Cape Flattery
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If any of the canoes should go from Tatoosh to Ozette they were going to have these canoes go out and slaughter them. These Nitinats moved away from the island on account of being killed off so easily on that Tatoosh island, therefore they moved to the mainland, where they call Deah, where a person may see these shells and clam-beds around here, that was from the time when the Nitinats were here.
AND MONOGRAPHS THE MAKAH Now this gave a chance for the Ozettes, Sooes, and Waatcht people to get t...o- gether and come over and attack these Xitinats. They fought on this ground. The Alakahs had a council over these war affairs, and said, "We'll never give up fighting for the place!" They were going to fight till they drove the Nitinats out of the place. The Nitinats found out that they were losing, so they tried to make peace. They asked the chief of the Makahs' daughter to marry their chief, so they wouldn't fight any more.
There were a brother and a sister among these Ozettes. They had noses, ears, and hair just alike.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If any of the canoes should go from Tatoosh to Ozette they were going to have these canoes go out and slaughter them. These Nitinats moved away from the island on account of being killed off so easily on that Tatoosh island, therefore they moved to the mainland, where they call Deah, where a person may see these shells and clam-beds around here, that was from the time when the Nitinats were here.
AND MONOGRAPHS THE MAKAH Now this gave a chance for the Ozettes, Sooes, and Waatcht people to get t...o- gether and come over and attack these Xitinats. They fought on this ground. The Alakahs had a council over these war affairs, and said, "We'll never give up fighting for the place!" They were going to fight till they drove the Nitinats out of the place. The Nitinats found out that they were losing, so they tried to make peace. They asked the chief of the Makahs' daughter to marry their chief, so they wouldn't fight any more.
There were a brother and a sister among these Ozettes. They had noses, ears, and hair just alike.
What to read after How the Makah Obtained Possession of Cape Flattery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert From Old Catalog Irvine to read onlineMoreLess
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