In the Land of the Head Hunters
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Then with pomp and splendor the bride was borne from her father's home to the canoe of her youthful husband. Stepping high, half fly- ing, with pride the Thunder Bird perched upon the bow of the wedding barge, and then across the water with a roar of thunder and a song of victory the party took its way.
Wuket, the great War Chief CHAPTER EIGHT YAKLUS AVENGES THE DEATH OF HIS BROTHER THE SORCERER YAKLUS was a chief feared throughout the na- tion. In speech he roared and barked like an old bull s...ea-lion. In warfare he severed head from body with a single stroke. His warriors were but little less gorilla-like. His village stood on a rocky shore where the waters rushed, roared, and spumed. And with the ebb and flow of every tide sucking whirlpools, like ever-hungry maws of ocean monsters, waited for their prey.
For many days had this fearful chief made preparations for war. Extra bow-strings and arrows sharp had he counseled, also many spears, clubs, knives, and slings. Canoes were polished and armor made.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then with pomp and splendor the bride was borne from her father's home to the canoe of her youthful husband. Stepping high, half fly- ing, with pride the Thunder Bird perched upon the bow of the wedding barge, and then across the water with a roar of thunder and a song of victory the party took its way.
Wuket, the great War Chief CHAPTER EIGHT YAKLUS AVENGES THE DEATH OF HIS BROTHER THE SORCERER YAKLUS was a chief feared throughout the na- tion. In speech he roared and barked like an old bull s...ea-lion. In warfare he severed head from body with a single stroke. His warriors were but little less gorilla-like. His village stood on a rocky shore where the waters rushed, roared, and spumed. And with the ebb and flow of every tide sucking whirlpools, like ever-hungry maws of ocean monsters, waited for their prey.
For many days had this fearful chief made preparations for war. Extra bow-strings and arrows sharp had he counseled, also many spears, clubs, knives, and slings. Canoes were polished and armor made.
What to read after In the Land of the Head Hunters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward S Curtis to read onlineMoreLess
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