Stories the Iroquois Tell Their Children
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Run hard and butt the tree with yourhead. You have such a big head, it will shake the tree so hard that allthe apples will fall at once. Do as I tell you, and you will have allthe apples you want for a long time. " The fox thanked the coon and started at once.
He found the apple tree, just as the coon had said.
[Illustration] "What a fine open place to run in, " thought the fox. "I will get such afine start that when I hit the tree it will shake the world. " Already he began, in his mind, to se...e the apples falling, like pineneedles, and to feel the earth shake under his feet.
The fox did as the coon had told him. One arrow flight he backed off, then another. Then he closed his eyes, lowered his head, and ran swiftlyover the thick grass. He struck the tree as hard as ever he could, withhis big head.
Not an apple fell, but a dazed, foolish-looking fox fell to the ground.
Next morning as the sun rose, a shame-faced fox was seen running towardthe woods beyond the pine bluff. He carried his head low, and he seemedto be playing no foxy tricks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Run hard and butt the tree with yourhead. You have such a big head, it will shake the tree so hard that allthe apples will fall at once. Do as I tell you, and you will have allthe apples you want for a long time. " The fox thanked the coon and started at once.
He found the apple tree, just as the coon had said.
[Illustration] "What a fine open place to run in, " thought the fox. "I will get such afine start that when I hit the tree it will shake the world. " Already he began, in his mind, to se...e the apples falling, like pineneedles, and to feel the earth shake under his feet.
The fox did as the coon had told him. One arrow flight he backed off, then another. Then he closed his eyes, lowered his head, and ran swiftlyover the thick grass. He struck the tree as hard as ever he could, withhis big head.
Not an apple fell, but a dazed, foolish-looking fox fell to the ground.
Next morning as the sun rose, a shame-faced fox was seen running towardthe woods beyond the pine bluff. He carried his head low, and he seemedto be playing no foxy tricks.
What to read after Stories the Iroquois Tell Their Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Powers Mabel to read onlineMoreLess
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