Myths And Legends of British North America
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His sister he called Golden-winged Woodpecker, be- cause she was beautiful. He called himself Blackbird because he would only come every spring.
BRITISH NORTH AMERICA THE HOUSE OF SUN Bella Co ola THE House of Sun stands in the center of the lower heaven. It has other names. Sometimes it is called "Where man was created, " some- times " House from which people come down, " and sometimes " House to which people go. " In front of the house stands a great pole, painted with birds of every kind, wi...th the white crane sitting on top of the post. The master of the house is Sun. He is also called " Our Father, " and sometimes the " Sacred One. " The Bella Coola pray to Sun. When they go hunting they say, "Look on us, where we are going, Father. " Or they say, "Take care of us, Father. " After long rain, they pray, "Wipe your face, Father, that it may be fair weather. " The hunter who has shot deer, or the woman who has found many berries, prays, "Father, you make me happy; you give me what I desire; thus I find what I wished for!" The Bella Coola also make offerings to the Sun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His sister he called Golden-winged Woodpecker, be- cause she was beautiful. He called himself Blackbird because he would only come every spring.
BRITISH NORTH AMERICA THE HOUSE OF SUN Bella Co ola THE House of Sun stands in the center of the lower heaven. It has other names. Sometimes it is called "Where man was created, " some- times " House from which people come down, " and sometimes " House to which people go. " In front of the house stands a great pole, painted with birds of every kind, wi...th the white crane sitting on top of the post. The master of the house is Sun. He is also called " Our Father, " and sometimes the " Sacred One. " The Bella Coola pray to Sun. When they go hunting they say, "Look on us, where we are going, Father. " Or they say, "Take care of us, Father. " After long rain, they pray, "Wipe your face, Father, that it may be fair weather. " The hunter who has shot deer, or the woman who has found many berries, prays, "Father, you make me happy; you give me what I desire; thus I find what I wished for!" The Bella Coola also make offerings to the Sun.
What to read after Myths And Legends of British North America?
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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