The Blue Envelope
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Me young; reindeers young--we rest at camp. " "But you must wait till I--I--well, there is something that I--thatyou--" Lucile fumbled for the right words. She sensed that the boy, for all his youth, had a grown-up way of looking at things. There wasthat talisman she had carried ever since that night he had left themthere on the island of Puget Sound--the three elk teeth set with jadeand an uncut diamond. "Don't let him go, Marian, till I come back. " She darted into their igloo, to return an i...nstant later, the odd jewelgleaming in her hand. At sight of it a smile spread over Ad-loo-at'sface. "Ch--k!" he chuckled.
"You must take it back, " Lucile demanded.
The boy threw back his head and laughed boisterously. "It is a charm, "he said. "Can one Chukche take back a charm? It will keep you--whatyou say?--safe, yes. Me, I have this. " He held up his lance.
"But you must, " urged Marian in turn.
"Must--hear you that, reindeer. Heya! let us go!" He waved his lancealoft in farewell. "Heya--mush!" he commanded, and the three reindeerbroke into the untiring stride that would soon carry them from sight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Me young; reindeers young--we rest at camp. " "But you must wait till I--I--well, there is something that I--thatyou--" Lucile fumbled for the right words. She sensed that the boy, for all his youth, had a grown-up way of looking at things. There wasthat talisman she had carried ever since that night he had left themthere on the island of Puget Sound--the three elk teeth set with jadeand an uncut diamond. "Don't let him go, Marian, till I come back. " She darted into their igloo, to return an i...nstant later, the odd jewelgleaming in her hand. At sight of it a smile spread over Ad-loo-at'sface. "Ch--k!" he chuckled.
"You must take it back, " Lucile demanded.
The boy threw back his head and laughed boisterously. "It is a charm, "he said. "Can one Chukche take back a charm? It will keep you--whatyou say?--safe, yes. Me, I have this. " He held up his lance.
"But you must, " urged Marian in turn.
"Must--hear you that, reindeer. Heya! let us go!" He waved his lancealoft in farewell. "Heya--mush!" he commanded, and the three reindeerbroke into the untiring stride that would soon carry them from sight.
What to read after The Blue Envelope?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Snell Roy Judson to read onlineMoreLess
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