Out of the Silences
Out of the Silences
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He choked, sputtered, gasped, opening his mouth wide to discharge the surplus. His eyes were bitten by the saddle-maker's strong tobacco till they stung and watered. Through the nmning rainbow hues of their watery rims he looked to see if his friends were laugh- ing at him, but both Indian and white man were to all appearances intent upon their own grave thoughts, unmindful of any volcanic action in their midst.
Bob took courage, and having regained his breath pulled away bravely, choking a lit...tle at times, but on the whole managing to produce some smoke, and more each time than he could well manage ; but he was game to the end. When he began to grow a little pale about the mouth, Carmastic reached for his pipe, saying : "We have smoked the peace pipe together; now we may make gifts." Wherewith he took something from his shirt and held it up for Bob to see.
"Flying Loon sends it to Little Owl. JHer mother was a great medicine-woman — my grandmother.
This is her sacred shell. As we know that the sweet- grass is the breath of the Great Spirit, so we know that this shell is the Great Spirit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He choked, sputtered, gasped, opening his mouth wide to discharge the surplus. His eyes were bitten by the saddle-maker's strong tobacco till they stung and watered. Through the nmning rainbow hues of their watery rims he looked to see if his friends were laugh- ing at him, but both Indian and white man were to all appearances intent upon their own grave thoughts, unmindful of any volcanic action in their midst.
Bob took courage, and having regained his breath pulled away bravely, choking a lit...tle at times, but on the whole managing to produce some smoke, and more each time than he could well manage ; but he was game to the end. When he began to grow a little pale about the mouth, Carmastic reached for his pipe, saying : "We have smoked the peace pipe together; now we may make gifts." Wherewith he took something from his shirt and held it up for Bob to see.
"Flying Loon sends it to Little Owl. JHer mother was a great medicine-woman — my grandmother.
This is her sacred shell. As we know that the sweet- grass is the breath of the Great Spirit, so we know that this shell is the Great Spirit.
What to read after Out of the Silences?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Waller, Mary E. (Mary Ella), 1855-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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