Indian Boyhood
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My chaperon, Makatopawee, knows that I was gone but a fewminutes. I never saw you anywhere else. " The young man was unable to answer this unmistakable statement of facts, and it became apparent that he had sought to revenge himself for herrepulse.
"Woo! woo! Carry him out!" was the order of the chief of the Indianpolice, and the audacious youth was hurried away into the nearest ravineto be chastised.
The young woman who had thus established her good name returned to thecircle, and the feast wa...s served. The "maidens' song" was sung, and fourtimes they danced in a ring around the altar. Each maid as she departedonce more took her oath to remain pure until she should meet herhusband.
IX. MORE LEGENDS I: A Legend of Devil's Lake AFTER the death of Smoky Day, old Weyuha was regarded as the greateststory-teller among the Wahpeton Sioux.
"Tell me, good Weyuha, a legend of your father's country, " I said to himone evening, for I knew the country which is now known as North Dakotaand Southern Manitoba was their ancient hunting-ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My chaperon, Makatopawee, knows that I was gone but a fewminutes. I never saw you anywhere else. " The young man was unable to answer this unmistakable statement of facts, and it became apparent that he had sought to revenge himself for herrepulse.
"Woo! woo! Carry him out!" was the order of the chief of the Indianpolice, and the audacious youth was hurried away into the nearest ravineto be chastised.
The young woman who had thus established her good name returned to thecircle, and the feast wa...s served. The "maidens' song" was sung, and fourtimes they danced in a ring around the altar. Each maid as she departedonce more took her oath to remain pure until she should meet herhusband.
IX. MORE LEGENDS I: A Legend of Devil's Lake AFTER the death of Smoky Day, old Weyuha was regarded as the greateststory-teller among the Wahpeton Sioux.
"Tell me, good Weyuha, a legend of your father's country, " I said to himone evening, for I knew the country which is now known as North Dakotaand Southern Manitoba was their ancient hunting-ground.
What to read after Indian Boyhood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eastman Charles Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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