Lake of Enchantment
Lake of Enchantment
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They're not very fond of work in any other form, poor dears!" The two horses were climbing the last steep track up the grassy hillside to the Pah. Far below was the Tapui, and across the river they could see in the distance the men working at the pipe-line, and at the Power House site.
Within the palisaded fence of the Pah, innumerable dogs barked furiously, as they rode first up to the long, low meeting-house with its one door and one window, under its one pointed gable. Here on the ridge pole... was perched a queer carved god twisted head, tongue well out, and hands clasped over what Barrie politely terms the " little mary. " On either side of the entrance were carved and painted wooden figures each one named, and the name that of some dead and gone important member of the tribe.
"It's sad to see how all the Maori arts are being lost, " said Peggy. "Look at this poor meeting-house! Roofed with corrugated iron, common coloured glass in its door and window, and crude paint on these figures !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They're not very fond of work in any other form, poor dears!" The two horses were climbing the last steep track up the grassy hillside to the Pah. Far below was the Tapui, and across the river they could see in the distance the men working at the pipe-line, and at the Power House site.
Within the palisaded fence of the Pah, innumerable dogs barked furiously, as they rode first up to the long, low meeting-house with its one door and one window, under its one pointed gable. Here on the ridge pole... was perched a queer carved god twisted head, tongue well out, and hands clasped over what Barrie politely terms the " little mary. " On either side of the entrance were carved and painted wooden figures each one named, and the name that of some dead and gone important member of the tribe.
"It's sad to see how all the Maori arts are being lost, " said Peggy. "Look at this poor meeting-house! Roofed with corrugated iron, common coloured glass in its door and window, and crude paint on these figures !
What to read after Lake of Enchantment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rosemary Rees to read onlineMoreLess
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