Nebraska Legends And Poems
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Long-time he mused. At length the deep-toned voice Eose as a full-brimmed bucket from a well, Lifting its treasure for men s needs. " Ye men Of Otoe, conscious in our strength to stand Unflinching in the face of every foe, 28 NEBRASKA LEGENDS.
And in the fiercest battle to maintain Our right, we wander through these hunting-grounds As inclination leads. If any doubt Our purpose of free action, or our power To hold a ground once taken, let them come And put constraint upon us, bit our mouths, An...d tame us, as a horse, to know the rein, Or drive us homewards, as a fox is sped Back to its cover. In the face of all We sit down here. We seek no fight, indeed, Nor do we seek to shun one. For this ir>ht o Put forth a double line of sentinels, And let the Otoes sleep upon" their arms. " But, as the brave Shosguscan finished thus, An Omaha, that, hunting through the hills, Had from afar surveyed the Otoe camp And recognized the tribe by many signs, Came in with friendly words, and straightway told How his own tribe were also on the hunt, And two days earlier wandered to the south, NEBRASKA LEGEXDS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Long-time he mused. At length the deep-toned voice Eose as a full-brimmed bucket from a well, Lifting its treasure for men s needs. " Ye men Of Otoe, conscious in our strength to stand Unflinching in the face of every foe, 28 NEBRASKA LEGENDS.
And in the fiercest battle to maintain Our right, we wander through these hunting-grounds As inclination leads. If any doubt Our purpose of free action, or our power To hold a ground once taken, let them come And put constraint upon us, bit our mouths, An...d tame us, as a horse, to know the rein, Or drive us homewards, as a fox is sped Back to its cover. In the face of all We sit down here. We seek no fight, indeed, Nor do we seek to shun one. For this ir>ht o Put forth a double line of sentinels, And let the Otoes sleep upon" their arms. " But, as the brave Shosguscan finished thus, An Omaha, that, hunting through the hills, Had from afar surveyed the Otoe camp And recognized the tribe by many signs, Came in with friendly words, and straightway told How his own tribe were also on the hunt, And two days earlier wandered to the south, NEBRASKA LEGEXDS.
What to read after Nebraska Legends And Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orsamus Charles Dake to read onlineMoreLess
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