Indian Child Life
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The young man was awell-known hunter and his wife a good maiden of the village.
"He hunted entirely on snow-shoes, because the snow was very deep. Hiswife had to wear snow-shoes too, to get to the spot where they pitchedtheir tent. It was thawing the day they went out, so their path wasdistinct after the freeze came again.
"The young man killed many deer and bears. His wife was very busycuring the meat and trying out the fat while he was away hunting eachday. In the evenings she kept on trying ...the fat. He sat on one side ofthe teepee and she on the other.
"One evening, she had just lowered a kettle of fat to cool, and as shelooked into the hot fat she saw the face of an Ojibway scout lookingdown at them through the smoke-hole. She said nothing, nor did shebetray herself in any way.
"After a little she said to her husband in a natural voice:'Marpeetopah, some one is looking at us through the smoke-hole, and Ithink it is an enemy's scout. ' "Then Marpeetopah (Four-skies) took up his bow and arrows and began tostraighten and dry them for the next day's hunt, talking and laughingmeanwhile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The young man was awell-known hunter and his wife a good maiden of the village.
"He hunted entirely on snow-shoes, because the snow was very deep. Hiswife had to wear snow-shoes too, to get to the spot where they pitchedtheir tent. It was thawing the day they went out, so their path wasdistinct after the freeze came again.
"The young man killed many deer and bears. His wife was very busycuring the meat and trying out the fat while he was away hunting eachday. In the evenings she kept on trying ...the fat. He sat on one side ofthe teepee and she on the other.
"One evening, she had just lowered a kettle of fat to cool, and as shelooked into the hot fat she saw the face of an Ojibway scout lookingdown at them through the smoke-hole. She said nothing, nor did shebetray herself in any way.
"After a little she said to her husband in a natural voice:'Marpeetopah, some one is looking at us through the smoke-hole, and Ithink it is an enemy's scout. ' "Then Marpeetopah (Four-skies) took up his bow and arrows and began tostraighten and dry them for the next day's hunt, talking and laughingmeanwhile.
What to read after Indian Child Life?
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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