New World Lyrics And Ballads
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THE FORSAKEN 15 THE FORSAKEN Once in the winter, Out on a lake In the heart of the north-land, Far from the Fort And far from the hunters, A Chippewa woman With her sick baby, Crouched in the last hours Of a great storm.
Frozen and hungry, She fished through the ice With a line of the twisted Bark of the cedar, And a rabbit-bone hook Polished and barbed; Fished with the bare hook All through the wild day, Fished and caught nothing; While the young chieftain Tugged at her breasts.
Or slept in th...e lacings Of the warm tikanagan.
All the lake-surface Streamed with the hissing Of millions of iceflakes, Hurled by the wind ; 1^ NEW WORLD LYRICS AND BALLADS Behind her the round Of a lonely island Roared like a fire With the voice of the storm In the deeps of the cedars.
Valiant, unshaken, She took of her own flesh.
Baited the fish-hook, Drew in a gray-trout.
Drew in his fellow, Heaped them beside her, Dead in the snow.
Valiant, unshaken, She faced the long distance.
Wolf-haunted and lonely.
Sure of her goal And the life of her dear one ; Tramped for two days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE FORSAKEN 15 THE FORSAKEN Once in the winter, Out on a lake In the heart of the north-land, Far from the Fort And far from the hunters, A Chippewa woman With her sick baby, Crouched in the last hours Of a great storm.
Frozen and hungry, She fished through the ice With a line of the twisted Bark of the cedar, And a rabbit-bone hook Polished and barbed; Fished with the bare hook All through the wild day, Fished and caught nothing; While the young chieftain Tugged at her breasts.
Or slept in th...e lacings Of the warm tikanagan.
All the lake-surface Streamed with the hissing Of millions of iceflakes, Hurled by the wind ; 1^ NEW WORLD LYRICS AND BALLADS Behind her the round Of a lonely island Roared like a fire With the voice of the storm In the deeps of the cedars.
Valiant, unshaken, She took of her own flesh.
Baited the fish-hook, Drew in a gray-trout.
Drew in his fellow, Heaped them beside her, Dead in the snow.
Valiant, unshaken, She faced the long distance.
Wolf-haunted and lonely.
Sure of her goal And the life of her dear one ; Tramped for two days.
What to read after New World Lyrics And Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Duncan Campbell, 1862-1947 to read onlineMoreLess
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