Tales of the Cochiti Indians
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If you can reach them, " Informant 1.
^ Name of baby.
90 BUEEAU OP AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY [bull. 98 they shall return to you." She struck the pool and the water parted and there she saw the cedar tree still standing with her children upon it. She rushed down the path between the walls of water, but before she reached them, the water rushed together again and she had to run back. Four times she struck the water, but each time the water came together, and she had to fall back. At last her four trials... were gone, and she stood there weeping. She wept for her children. She died right there.
VAKIANT^^ The cedar disappeared and took the children down to Shipap into a great room where there were many katcinas dancing. They wel- comed them and they became katcinas and lived in Shipap. The mother saw the tree disappear with her children upon it and she never recovered her children again.
The Witch and Her Husband ^ There was a town there in the north above, and there lived one youth and a Yellow Woman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If you can reach them, " Informant 1.
^ Name of baby.
90 BUEEAU OP AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY [bull. 98 they shall return to you." She struck the pool and the water parted and there she saw the cedar tree still standing with her children upon it. She rushed down the path between the walls of water, but before she reached them, the water rushed together again and she had to run back. Four times she struck the water, but each time the water came together, and she had to fall back. At last her four trials... were gone, and she stood there weeping. She wept for her children. She died right there.
VAKIANT^^ The cedar disappeared and took the children down to Shipap into a great room where there were many katcinas dancing. They wel- comed them and they became katcinas and lived in Shipap. The mother saw the tree disappear with her children upon it and she never recovered her children again.
The Witch and Her Husband ^ There was a town there in the north above, and there lived one youth and a Yellow Woman.
What to read after Tales of the Cochiti Indians?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ruth Benedict to read onlineMoreLess
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