Star the Story of An Indian Pony
Star the Story of An Indian Pony
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'The honour of the Quahada Comanches is in your STORY OF AN INDIAN PONY 57 hands. Guard it with your lives. If you are captured, let no man know why you were sent, nor where we are waiting. Do not whisper it even hetween your two selves, for the wind might steal your words and carry them to the white men's ears. " Then the old Medicine Man stepped before the two children, and his thin arms and trem- bling hands were extended over their heads. The boys knelt down. Around them like shadows in the... faint starlight stood all the Quahada Co- manche warriors, and their chief watched the two slender lads, his eyes full of pride.
"Great Spirit, hear the cry of your children. Help us save the game and the grass that we may live in peace and happiness in the land you gave to our fathers long ago. Send their spirits from the Happy Hunting Grounds this night that they may travel beside these children and give them courage and cunning to save the Co- manche people. We are weak, we are few, and the white men are many and strong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'The honour of the Quahada Comanches is in your STORY OF AN INDIAN PONY 57 hands. Guard it with your lives. If you are captured, let no man know why you were sent, nor where we are waiting. Do not whisper it even hetween your two selves, for the wind might steal your words and carry them to the white men's ears. " Then the old Medicine Man stepped before the two children, and his thin arms and trem- bling hands were extended over their heads. The boys knelt down. Around them like shadows in the... faint starlight stood all the Quahada Co- manche warriors, and their chief watched the two slender lads, his eyes full of pride.
"Great Spirit, hear the cry of your children. Help us save the game and the grass that we may live in peace and happiness in the land you gave to our fathers long ago. Send their spirits from the Happy Hunting Grounds this night that they may travel beside these children and give them courage and cunning to save the Co- manche people. We are weak, we are few, and the white men are many and strong.
What to read after Star the Story of An Indian Pony?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hooker Forrestine Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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