Tales of An Indian Camp volume 3
Tales of An Indian Camp volume 3
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He had come and vanished like one of those fiery balls that we see on a summer's evening, travelling in the misty valleys.
Brothers, we returned to our cabins, and pondered upon his words. They sunk deep into our hearts, and our tribe profited by the warning. We forsook all trade with the white men, and for- got their tongue. We threw away the rifle wliich was heard no more in our woods, and made the bow and arrow, and the tomahawk, and the war- club, again our Vv^eapons. Again we were clothed ...with the skins of the animals we slew in the chace, and the meat we killed in the woods was applied THE WARNING OF TEKARRAH. 233 as it should be^ to feed our young ones. The snows of more than thirty winters have whitened our valley, since we have abstained from the strong waters of the pale-faces. Our nation have since grown like the oak, firm and strong-rooted, and the Oneidas dare no longer kindle their fires on our border. Our warriors have hearts as stout as our fathers in the olden time; our runners outstrip the wild cat for agility, and the roebuck for speed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had come and vanished like one of those fiery balls that we see on a summer's evening, travelling in the misty valleys.
Brothers, we returned to our cabins, and pondered upon his words. They sunk deep into our hearts, and our tribe profited by the warning. We forsook all trade with the white men, and for- got their tongue. We threw away the rifle wliich was heard no more in our woods, and made the bow and arrow, and the tomahawk, and the war- club, again our Vv^eapons. Again we were clothed ...with the skins of the animals we slew in the chace, and the meat we killed in the woods was applied THE WARNING OF TEKARRAH. 233 as it should be^ to feed our young ones. The snows of more than thirty winters have whitened our valley, since we have abstained from the strong waters of the pale-faces. Our nation have since grown like the oak, firm and strong-rooted, and the Oneidas dare no longer kindle their fires on our border. Our warriors have hearts as stout as our fathers in the olden time; our runners outstrip the wild cat for agility, and the roebuck for speed.
What to read after Tales of An Indian Camp volume 3?
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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