Lahoma
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"Of course he didn't go near Washington. It was the time of KansasCity's great boom. He went there and bought up city lots, and sold outat the right time, and that's why he's rich today. In the meantime, the Indians didn't know what had become of him, and Red Feather'sdaughter died from shame over her desertion--just pined away and hidherself from her people till she was starved to death. That's why RedFeather meant to kill Mr. Gledware.
"When he had finished, Red Feather bent over... Mr. Gledware and said tohim, 'Me speak all true? Tell Lahoma--me speak all true?' "And the man whispered feebly, 'It is all true--don't kill me, forGod's sake, don't kill me--save me, Lahoma, MY CHILD!' "I begged him not to kill the man. Red Feather said to me, 'You hearhow he treat my daughter! You my friend, Lahoma. You know all that, and yet you tell me not kill him?' "'I say not kill him. ' "'Then you hate my daughter?' "'My mother could marry him, Red Feather, and I can beg for his life. ' "He shook his head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Think of it!
"Of course he didn't go near Washington. It was the time of KansasCity's great boom. He went there and bought up city lots, and sold outat the right time, and that's why he's rich today. In the meantime, the Indians didn't know what had become of him, and Red Feather'sdaughter died from shame over her desertion--just pined away and hidherself from her people till she was starved to death. That's why RedFeather meant to kill Mr. Gledware.
"When he had finished, Red Feather bent over... Mr. Gledware and said tohim, 'Me speak all true? Tell Lahoma--me speak all true?' "And the man whispered feebly, 'It is all true--don't kill me, forGod's sake, don't kill me--save me, Lahoma, MY CHILD!' "I begged him not to kill the man. Red Feather said to me, 'You hearhow he treat my daughter! You my friend, Lahoma. You know all that, and yet you tell me not kill him?' "'I say not kill him. ' "'Then you hate my daughter?' "'My mother could marry him, Red Feather, and I can beg for his life. ' "He shook his head.
What to read after Lahoma?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis John Breckenridge to read onlineMoreLess
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