Malecite Tales
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Mary Reserve, in August, 1912. He olaime have gotten it from Noel John. It is given by Rand, "Legends of the Micmacs. " XLIV, p. 259.
He claimed to 100 quite contented to stay with the bear. At night he slept between the cubs and thus kept warm.
During the winter the old she-bear said to the Indian, "There is a hunter nearby now who is coming straight to our den. 1 I am afraid he will kill us, but don't you cry, for you won't be killed. There is only one way by which we can all be saved; I will... try and force him off his course. " So the old she-bear stuck her paw out and started to push with it in the direction in which she wanted the hunter to go, in order to make him change his course. 2 After a little while the old she-bear said, "We are all right now. We won't be bothered any more this winter. " So in the month of May all the bears left the den and went down to the brook to catch the fish which were then going upstream. There were lots of suckers in the brook. So the young fellow told his grandmother to go and sit down in the middle of the brook while he went and drove the fish upstream.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mary Reserve, in August, 1912. He olaime have gotten it from Noel John. It is given by Rand, "Legends of the Micmacs. " XLIV, p. 259.
He claimed to 100 quite contented to stay with the bear. At night he slept between the cubs and thus kept warm.
During the winter the old she-bear said to the Indian, "There is a hunter nearby now who is coming straight to our den. 1 I am afraid he will kill us, but don't you cry, for you won't be killed. There is only one way by which we can all be saved; I will... try and force him off his course. " So the old she-bear stuck her paw out and started to push with it in the direction in which she wanted the hunter to go, in order to make him change his course. 2 After a little while the old she-bear said, "We are all right now. We won't be bothered any more this winter. " So in the month of May all the bears left the den and went down to the brook to catch the fish which were then going upstream. There were lots of suckers in the brook. So the young fellow told his grandmother to go and sit down in the middle of the brook while he went and drove the fish upstream.
What to read after Malecite Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H Mechling to read onlineMoreLess
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