Legends of the Northwest
Legends of the Northwest
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"Thus spake Peboan--the Winter;Then he filled his pipe and lighted;Then by sacred custom raised itTo the spirits in the ether;To the spirits in the cavernsOf the hollow earth he lowered it. Thus he passed it to the spirits, And the unseen spirits puffed it. Next himself old Peboan honored;Thrice he puffed his pipe and passed it, Passed it to the handsome stranger.
"Lo I blow my breath, " said Winter, "And the laughing brooks are silent;Hard as flint become the waters, And the rabbit runs upon t...hem. " Then Segun, the fair youth, answered:"Lo I breathe upon the hill-sides, On the valleys and the meadows, And behold, as if by magic--By the magic of the Spirits, Spring the flowers and tender grasses. " Then old Peboan replying:"Nah! [20] I breathe upon the forests, And the leaves fall sere and yellow;Then I shake my locks and snow falls, Covering all the naked landscape. " Then Segun arose and answered:"Nashke! [20]--see!--I shake my ringlets;On the earth the warm rain falleth, And the flowers look up like childrenGlad-eyed from their mother's bosom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Thus spake Peboan--the Winter;Then he filled his pipe and lighted;Then by sacred custom raised itTo the spirits in the ether;To the spirits in the cavernsOf the hollow earth he lowered it. Thus he passed it to the spirits, And the unseen spirits puffed it. Next himself old Peboan honored;Thrice he puffed his pipe and passed it, Passed it to the handsome stranger.
"Lo I blow my breath, " said Winter, "And the laughing brooks are silent;Hard as flint become the waters, And the rabbit runs upon t...hem. " Then Segun, the fair youth, answered:"Lo I breathe upon the hill-sides, On the valleys and the meadows, And behold, as if by magic--By the magic of the Spirits, Spring the flowers and tender grasses. " Then old Peboan replying:"Nah! [20] I breathe upon the forests, And the leaves fall sere and yellow;Then I shake my locks and snow falls, Covering all the naked landscape. " Then Segun arose and answered:"Nashke! [20]--see!--I shake my ringlets;On the earth the warm rain falleth, And the flowers look up like childrenGlad-eyed from their mother's bosom.
What to read after Legends of the Northwest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H L Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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