Myths And Tales From the White Mountain Apache
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" It was not far, only so large, " he said, joining the tips of his forefinger and his thumb. "Have you your property ready?" he asked. "Have you collected everything that is ours? Tomorrow we will giAe out the horses, one apiece to each of you. We shall not give out horses again. Bring the horses near to the camp. " I These monsters are not those in the usual versions. The brmging of trophies and the narratives remind one of countinii coup in the Plains. The Xavajo versions also mention the br...inging back of trophies. ' One of the recognized methods of rapid locomotion. P. 20 above. 1919. ] (loddard, White Mountain Apache Mytha and Tales. 115 They brouulit the saddles, the bridles, the halters, tlie ropes, and tlie l>hinkets. They two went where the horses were. They caught some of the horses and saddhMl them, and drove the other horses near the camp where they herded them. They called the people to assemble and when they came caught horses for them. He gave away ten horses in all. " I will give you no more horses, " he said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" It was not far, only so large, " he said, joining the tips of his forefinger and his thumb. "Have you your property ready?" he asked. "Have you collected everything that is ours? Tomorrow we will giAe out the horses, one apiece to each of you. We shall not give out horses again. Bring the horses near to the camp. " I These monsters are not those in the usual versions. The brmging of trophies and the narratives remind one of countinii coup in the Plains. The Xavajo versions also mention the br...inging back of trophies. ' One of the recognized methods of rapid locomotion. P. 20 above. 1919. ] (loddard, White Mountain Apache Mytha and Tales. 115 They brouulit the saddles, the bridles, the halters, tlie ropes, and tlie l>hinkets. They two went where the horses were. They caught some of the horses and saddhMl them, and drove the other horses near the camp where they herded them. They called the people to assemble and when they came caught horses for them. He gave away ten horses in all. " I will give you no more horses, " he said.
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