In Indian Tents
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After a while they heard the other kiawakq' coming afar off, for he tore up great trees as he came and fiung 1 A kiawakq's little finger possesses the power of speech, and always warns him of approaching danger.
80 IN INDIAN TENTS them about like straws, and uttered terrible roars. Then they heard the noise of the awful fight; but fear lent speed to their canoe, and they at last lost all sound of the dreadful kiawakq'.
They never saw their big friend again, and therefore felt sure that he had p...erished ; but they never dared to go back to that camping ground again.
" So you see, " said Louisa, " that the kiawakq* really saved the life of my family. " ^ * C. G. Leland gives similar stories in his "Algon- quin Legends of New England. " OLD GOVERNOR JOHN All summer I had not succeeded in coaxing a single story out of Louisa ; but last week she said, "You come Sunday, I tell you a story. " This seemed to be because I told her I was going away. Sunday, when I took my seat in the tent, she said, looking very hard at me, " This is a true story ; it is about her great, great grandfather, " ^ pointing to her daughter Susan, " Old Governor John Neptune.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After a while they heard the other kiawakq' coming afar off, for he tore up great trees as he came and fiung 1 A kiawakq's little finger possesses the power of speech, and always warns him of approaching danger.
80 IN INDIAN TENTS them about like straws, and uttered terrible roars. Then they heard the noise of the awful fight; but fear lent speed to their canoe, and they at last lost all sound of the dreadful kiawakq'.
They never saw their big friend again, and therefore felt sure that he had p...erished ; but they never dared to go back to that camping ground again.
" So you see, " said Louisa, " that the kiawakq* really saved the life of my family. " ^ * C. G. Leland gives similar stories in his "Algon- quin Legends of New England. " OLD GOVERNOR JOHN All summer I had not succeeded in coaxing a single story out of Louisa ; but last week she said, "You come Sunday, I tell you a story. " This seemed to be because I told her I was going away. Sunday, when I took my seat in the tent, she said, looking very hard at me, " This is a true story ; it is about her great, great grandfather, " ^ pointing to her daughter Susan, " Old Governor John Neptune.
What to read after In Indian Tents?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abby Langdon Alger to read onlineMoreLess
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