Indian Legends Retold
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What would become of me if you should never return!" "Yes, sister, " said the youth, "I must go; but I shall return, never fear, and bring you an account of the world. " Then the youth rose, and gently parting the silken tresses of his sister, gave her a kiss, and tried hard to cheer her up and make her smile. But for all he did, she could not smile, could not help feeling very sad at the thought of his going.
THE GOOD PRINCESS AND THE BAD PRINCESS, gf One morning soon after the ten pairs of mo...ccasins were finished, the youth, tucking them into his belt, slinging his bow and quiver over his shoulders, and taking leave of his sister, set out on his journey. He walked all day without seeing anything worth mentioning, and passed the night under shelter of a tree, on which, before starting the next morning, he hung up a pair of moccasins for a landmark and for use on his return.
Stopping to pass the night on the evening of the second day after his departure from home, he noticed stumps of trees that had been felled with axes, "Aha!" said he, half aloud, "the wind never did that 1" and added, observing that the stumps were covered with moss, and giving one of them a kick, and finding it so much spunk, "there must have been people in the world, to cut these trees down, but who can tell whether any are alive now!" In the morning he hung up a pair of moccasins on a branch and continued his journey.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What would become of me if you should never return!" "Yes, sister, " said the youth, "I must go; but I shall return, never fear, and bring you an account of the world. " Then the youth rose, and gently parting the silken tresses of his sister, gave her a kiss, and tried hard to cheer her up and make her smile. But for all he did, she could not smile, could not help feeling very sad at the thought of his going.
THE GOOD PRINCESS AND THE BAD PRINCESS, gf One morning soon after the ten pairs of mo...ccasins were finished, the youth, tucking them into his belt, slinging his bow and quiver over his shoulders, and taking leave of his sister, set out on his journey. He walked all day without seeing anything worth mentioning, and passed the night under shelter of a tree, on which, before starting the next morning, he hung up a pair of moccasins for a landmark and for use on his return.
Stopping to pass the night on the evening of the second day after his departure from home, he noticed stumps of trees that had been felled with axes, "Aha!" said he, half aloud, "the wind never did that 1" and added, observing that the stumps were covered with moss, and giving one of them a kick, and finding it so much spunk, "there must have been people in the world, to cut these trees down, but who can tell whether any are alive now!" In the morning he hung up a pair of moccasins on a branch and continued his journey.
What to read after Indian Legends Retold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elaine Goodale Eastman to read onlineMoreLess
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