Indian Myths of South Central California
Indian Myths of South Central California
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The boy dodged him. Again the bear jumped. Then the boy jumped on the high rock. From there he shot the bear as he looked up. He shot him in the throat. Thus he killed him who had killed his mother. He skinned him. Then he went back. There was a rock at the place where Mikiti used to get water. He covered this rock with the bear skin. Then he went to the house. "Grandmother, go get water, " he said. "Very- well, my grandson, ' ' she said. Then she went to get water. She came there. She saw the ...bear skin. Then she ran back. As she ran along the path she urinated into her basket, dozhozhozhoz- hozhozh. Then she gave him what she had in her basket. The boy did not like it. He said: "This is not good water. Throw it away. Go get some good water. ' ' Then she went again. Again she saw the bear skin at the water and ran off without having brought water. As she went she urinated, and again brought her urine to the boy. He said : ' ' You have not yet got good water. ' ' Then he told her: "Grandmother, why are you afraid where our water is?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The boy dodged him. Again the bear jumped. Then the boy jumped on the high rock. From there he shot the bear as he looked up. He shot him in the throat. Thus he killed him who had killed his mother. He skinned him. Then he went back. There was a rock at the place where Mikiti used to get water. He covered this rock with the bear skin. Then he went to the house. "Grandmother, go get water, " he said. "Very- well, my grandson, ' ' she said. Then she went to get water. She came there. She saw the ...bear skin. Then she ran back. As she ran along the path she urinated into her basket, dozhozhozhoz- hozhozh. Then she gave him what she had in her basket. The boy did not like it. He said: "This is not good water. Throw it away. Go get some good water. ' ' Then she went again. Again she saw the bear skin at the water and ran off without having brought water. As she went she urinated, and again brought her urine to the boy. He said : ' ' You have not yet got good water. ' ' Then he told her: "Grandmother, why are you afraid where our water is?
What to read after Indian Myths of South Central California?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kroeber, A. L. (Alfred Louis), 1876-1960 to read onlineMoreLess
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