Plays for Home, School And Settlement; Flowers in the Palace Garden, And Other Plays
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(Puzzled.) That? Why that is my bow.
Ahdeek.
(Holding up an arrow.) And this, Kwasind, what is this ?
Kwasind.
(Greatly puzzled.) That? Why, that is my arrow !
All the Forest-Folk.
(Very fiercely.) Yes, yes. But what is their use?
Kwasind ! What is their use ?
42 THE RULER OF THE FOREST KWASIND.
{Laughing.) To hunt with, surely! Stupid Forest- Folk! That mighty arrow will kill all things. {He gazes at it with pride.) It will bring low the Bear and the — Mokwa.
{Quickly, with great anger.) Now, ...you are telling of your evil acts!
But it will kill no longer.
( The Forest-Folk surge around him men- acingly. ) No more Rabbits shall you roast at your fire. No more Deer skins will lie at the door of your wigwam! The Great Spirit has given you into our hands, and you shall — die.
Kwasind.
{Bravely.) I fear not death! But you are not just, O friends of the Forest.
Wabasso.
Aye, we are just! You have taken our lives and now, we will take yours.
AHDEEK 44 THE RULER OF THE FOREST KWASIND.
Is it justice that one should be slain by so great a number?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Puzzled.) That? Why that is my bow.
Ahdeek.
(Holding up an arrow.) And this, Kwasind, what is this ?
Kwasind.
(Greatly puzzled.) That? Why, that is my arrow !
All the Forest-Folk.
(Very fiercely.) Yes, yes. But what is their use?
Kwasind ! What is their use ?
42 THE RULER OF THE FOREST KWASIND.
{Laughing.) To hunt with, surely! Stupid Forest- Folk! That mighty arrow will kill all things. {He gazes at it with pride.) It will bring low the Bear and the — Mokwa.
{Quickly, with great anger.) Now, ...you are telling of your evil acts!
But it will kill no longer.
( The Forest-Folk surge around him men- acingly. ) No more Rabbits shall you roast at your fire. No more Deer skins will lie at the door of your wigwam! The Great Spirit has given you into our hands, and you shall — die.
Kwasind.
{Bravely.) I fear not death! But you are not just, O friends of the Forest.
Wabasso.
Aye, we are just! You have taken our lives and now, we will take yours.
AHDEEK 44 THE RULER OF THE FOREST KWASIND.
Is it justice that one should be slain by so great a number?
What to read after Plays for Home, School And Settlement; Flowers in the Palace Garden, And Other Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Virginia Olcott to read onlineMoreLess
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