Old Indian Days
Old Indian Days
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"Wa-wa-wa-wa, woo, woo!" they cried. Zip, zip! went the par-fleche door and window, and they all rushed in!
There sat a man upon a roughly hewn stool. He was attired in wolfskinsand wore a foxskin cap upon his head. The larger portion of his face wasclothed with natural fur. A rudely made cedar fiddle was tuckedunder his furred chin. Supporting it with his left hand, he sawed itvigorously with a bow that was not unlike an Indian boy's miniatureweapon, while his moccasined left foot came down up...on the sod floor intime with the music. When the shrill war-whoop came, and the door andwindow were cut in strips by the knives of the Indians, he did not evencease playing, but instinctively he closed his eyes, so as not to beholdthe horror of his own end.
II It was long ago, upon the rolling prairie south of the Devil's Lake, that a motley body of hunters gathered near a mighty herd of the bison, in the Moon of Falling Leaves. These were the first generation of theCanadian mixed-bloods, who sprang up in such numbers as to form almosta new people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Wa-wa-wa-wa, woo, woo!" they cried. Zip, zip! went the par-fleche door and window, and they all rushed in!
There sat a man upon a roughly hewn stool. He was attired in wolfskinsand wore a foxskin cap upon his head. The larger portion of his face wasclothed with natural fur. A rudely made cedar fiddle was tuckedunder his furred chin. Supporting it with his left hand, he sawed itvigorously with a bow that was not unlike an Indian boy's miniatureweapon, while his moccasined left foot came down up...on the sod floor intime with the music. When the shrill war-whoop came, and the door andwindow were cut in strips by the knives of the Indians, he did not evencease playing, but instinctively he closed his eyes, so as not to beholdthe horror of his own end.
II It was long ago, upon the rolling prairie south of the Devil's Lake, that a motley body of hunters gathered near a mighty herd of the bison, in the Moon of Falling Leaves. These were the first generation of theCanadian mixed-bloods, who sprang up in such numbers as to form almosta new people.
What to read after Old Indian Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eastman Charles Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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