Old Indian Days
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When Igrow up, I shall help the poor! I shall have abig teepee and invite old people often, for whenpeople get old they seem to be always hungry, and I think we ought to feed them. " "My little daughter will please me and herfather if she proves to be industrious and skillfulwith her needle and in all woman's work. Thenshe can have a fine teepee and make it all cheer-ful within. The indolent woman has a smallteepee, and it is very smoky. All her childrenwill have sore eyes, and her husband will... soonbecome ill-tempered, " declares the mother, in allseriousness.
"And, daughter, there is something morethan this needed to make a cheerful home. You must have a good heart, be patient, andspeak but little. Every creature that talks toomuch is sure to make trouble, " she concludes, wisely.
One day this careful mother has completed abeautiful little teepee of the skin of a buffalocalf, worked with red porcupine quills in a rowof rings just below the smoke-flaps and on eachside of the front opening.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Igrow up, I shall help the poor! I shall have abig teepee and invite old people often, for whenpeople get old they seem to be always hungry, and I think we ought to feed them. " "My little daughter will please me and herfather if she proves to be industrious and skillfulwith her needle and in all woman's work. Thenshe can have a fine teepee and make it all cheer-ful within. The indolent woman has a smallteepee, and it is very smoky. All her childrenwill have sore eyes, and her husband will... soonbecome ill-tempered, " declares the mother, in allseriousness.
"And, daughter, there is something morethan this needed to make a cheerful home. You must have a good heart, be patient, andspeak but little. Every creature that talks toomuch is sure to make trouble, " she concludes, wisely.
One day this careful mother has completed abeautiful little teepee of the skin of a buffalocalf, worked with red porcupine quills in a rowof rings just below the smoke-flaps and on eachside of the front opening.
What to read after Old Indian Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles a Eastman to read onlineMoreLess
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