Pueblo Indian Folk Stories
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THE ANTS THAT PUSHED ON THE SKY 155 it that you are up here in such a condition, while your people at home are suffering and dying for rain, and few are left to meet you if you return ? Are you here of your free will ? ' " No, " groaned Kahp-too-6o-yoo ; "I am here because of the jealousy of him who was as my brother, with whom I shared my food and labor, whose home was my home, and my home his. He is the cause, for he was jealous and bewitched me hither. And now I am dying of famine. " " If th...at is so, " said the Little Black Ant, " I will be the one to help you " ; and he ran down to the world as fast as he could. When he got there he sent out the crier to summon all his nation, and also that of the In-toon, the Big Red Ants. Soon all the armies of the Little Black Ants and the Big Red Ants met at the foot of the pine, and held a council. They smoked the weer and deliberated what should be done.
" You Big Red Ants are stronger than we who are small, " said the War-Captain of the Little Black Ants, "and for that you ought to take the top of the tree to work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE ANTS THAT PUSHED ON THE SKY 155 it that you are up here in such a condition, while your people at home are suffering and dying for rain, and few are left to meet you if you return ? Are you here of your free will ? ' " No, " groaned Kahp-too-6o-yoo ; "I am here because of the jealousy of him who was as my brother, with whom I shared my food and labor, whose home was my home, and my home his. He is the cause, for he was jealous and bewitched me hither. And now I am dying of famine. " " If th...at is so, " said the Little Black Ant, " I will be the one to help you " ; and he ran down to the world as fast as he could. When he got there he sent out the crier to summon all his nation, and also that of the In-toon, the Big Red Ants. Soon all the armies of the Little Black Ants and the Big Red Ants met at the foot of the pine, and held a council. They smoked the weer and deliberated what should be done.
" You Big Red Ants are stronger than we who are small, " said the War-Captain of the Little Black Ants, "and for that you ought to take the top of the tree to work.
What to read after Pueblo Indian Folk Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Fletcher Lummis to read onlineMoreLess
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