Myths And Legends of Alaska
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" So he did not eat it.
Then his wife said, " You had better not stay here long. Let us go right away. " So they were taken back in the same canoe. It is called Ghost's Canoe and it is the only one on that lake. They landed at the broad, flat rock where the chief's son had stood calling. It is called Ghost's Rock, and is at the very end of the Death Trail. Then they started down the trail, through the valley and through the thick woods. The second night they reached the chief's house.
The chief...'s son told his wife to stay outside. He went in and said to his father, " I have brought my wife back. " The chief said, " Why don't you bring her in? " The chief laid down a nice mat with fur robes on it for the young wife. The young man went out to get his wife, but when he came in, with her, they could see only him. When he came very close, they saw a deep shadow following him. When his wife sat down and IOI MYTHS AND LEGENDS OF ALASKA they put a marten skin robe around her, it hung about the shadow just as if a person were sitting there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" So he did not eat it.
Then his wife said, " You had better not stay here long. Let us go right away. " So they were taken back in the same canoe. It is called Ghost's Canoe and it is the only one on that lake. They landed at the broad, flat rock where the chief's son had stood calling. It is called Ghost's Rock, and is at the very end of the Death Trail. Then they started down the trail, through the valley and through the thick woods. The second night they reached the chief's house.
The chief...'s son told his wife to stay outside. He went in and said to his father, " I have brought my wife back. " The chief said, " Why don't you bring her in? " The chief laid down a nice mat with fur robes on it for the young wife. The young man went out to get his wife, but when he came in, with her, they could see only him. When he came very close, they saw a deep shadow following him. When his wife sat down and IOI MYTHS AND LEGENDS OF ALASKA they put a marten skin robe around her, it hung about the shadow just as if a person were sitting there.
What to read after Myths And Legends of Alaska?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Judson Katharine Berry to read onlineMoreLess
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