Sau Ke Nuk the Story of Black Hawks Tower
Sau Ke Nuk the Story of Black Hawks Tower
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The young couple fell deeply in love and it was arranged that when he returned the following summer she would go as his bride to the far off western country and live in his lodge among his kindred. When summer came, and the corn was just beginning to show its tassels in the following June, the young Sauk maiden at work with her mother in the corn field heard the signal — the whistle of an oriole — 14 and returned to her home to get her blanket before joining her lover, who was waiting. But alas..., her two brothers had also heard the sig- nal, witnessed the meeting of the two, and pursued the fleet-footed Dark Eyes and^ her Sioux lover. The fleeing lovers, hard pressed, took refuge in a cave under Black Hawk's Tower. A furious rain storm was coming up, a bolt of lightning rent the cliff and it fell, crushing the faithful lovers under the ruins. Since then, on summer nights the whistle of an oriole can sometimes be heard, and Dark Eyes and her Jover come forth and wander about the familiar places.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The young couple fell deeply in love and it was arranged that when he returned the following summer she would go as his bride to the far off western country and live in his lodge among his kindred. When summer came, and the corn was just beginning to show its tassels in the following June, the young Sauk maiden at work with her mother in the corn field heard the signal — the whistle of an oriole — 14 and returned to her home to get her blanket before joining her lover, who was waiting. But alas..., her two brothers had also heard the sig- nal, witnessed the meeting of the two, and pursued the fleet-footed Dark Eyes and^ her Sioux lover. The fleeing lovers, hard pressed, took refuge in a cave under Black Hawk's Tower. A furious rain storm was coming up, a bolt of lightning rent the cliff and it fell, crushing the faithful lovers under the ruins. Since then, on summer nights the whistle of an oriole can sometimes be heard, and Dark Eyes and her Jover come forth and wander about the familiar places.
What to read after Sau Ke Nuk the Story of Black Hawks Tower?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julia Mills From Old Catalog Dunn to read onlineMoreLess
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