Tales of An Indian Camp volume 2
Tales of An Indian Camp volume 2
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142 TALES OF AN INDIAN CAMP.
tanned bear-skin, for many are the suns it will take to journey thither, and rocky is the path that leads to that far abode. Mountains must be crossed, which are covered with snow, and upon whose summits the clouds break as the mist rises from the Oniagarah*. The warriors, v/ho shall be seen in its path, will not bow down their heads to the axe of the stranger, till their spears are broken, and their quivers are bare of arrows. Nor then will they die like women, but... v. Ith songs of past glory and present defiance in their mouths. And the spirits will not be appeased unless they havTe many offerings, and there will be in their paths the Dread Destroyer of Deerf, he who laughed at the avenging arro-w of the Master of Life, and is gone to prey upon the moose of the Lake of the Woods.
The Lenapes were living in their lodges, warring upon the Flatheads, feasting upon the salmon, and drinking the juice of the sacred bean;]:, when it happened to one of their young warriors, that he dreamed a dream.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
142 TALES OF AN INDIAN CAMP.
tanned bear-skin, for many are the suns it will take to journey thither, and rocky is the path that leads to that far abode. Mountains must be crossed, which are covered with snow, and upon whose summits the clouds break as the mist rises from the Oniagarah*. The warriors, v/ho shall be seen in its path, will not bow down their heads to the axe of the stranger, till their spears are broken, and their quivers are bare of arrows. Nor then will they die like women, but... v. Ith songs of past glory and present defiance in their mouths. And the spirits will not be appeased unless they havTe many offerings, and there will be in their paths the Dread Destroyer of Deerf, he who laughed at the avenging arro-w of the Master of Life, and is gone to prey upon the moose of the Lake of the Woods.
The Lenapes were living in their lodges, warring upon the Flatheads, feasting upon the salmon, and drinking the juice of the sacred bean;]:, when it happened to one of their young warriors, that he dreamed a dream.
What to read after Tales of An Indian Camp volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jones James Athearn to read onlineMoreLess
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