The Cave Man a Play of the Redwoods
The Cave Man a Play of the Redwoods
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I crept over the sand out of the water s reach, and again it followed me, but I crept farther and at last it ceased to chase me, and went back slowly to where it had been. As I lay there, wondering at these things, two men found me. They were not like our people. They live by the bitter water, on huge mounds of shells and bones, left there from the food of their fathers and their fathers fathers. And mingled with the bones and shells are the bones of those who have lived and died there. They ar...e the Shell People, and they were very good to me, and I lived with them and grew to be a man. But ever I longed for the cave under the mighty trees, for the shell mounds were bare and treeless, and the mounds and the bitter water were evil smelling, and I thought of our ferns and vines and the pleasant odor of the green tips on the branches of our great red trees. And always I thought of Broken Foot and the hate I bore him. Therefore, when I became a man, with strength like his, I took leave of the Shell People and followed the river into the forest, past the deadly tar pool that clutched my father, and on into the trees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I crept over the sand out of the water s reach, and again it followed me, but I crept farther and at last it ceased to chase me, and went back slowly to where it had been. As I lay there, wondering at these things, two men found me. They were not like our people. They live by the bitter water, on huge mounds of shells and bones, left there from the food of their fathers and their fathers fathers. And mingled with the bones and shells are the bones of those who have lived and died there. They ar...e the Shell People, and they were very good to me, and I lived with them and grew to be a man. But ever I longed for the cave under the mighty trees, for the shell mounds were bare and treeless, and the mounds and the bitter water were evil smelling, and I thought of our ferns and vines and the pleasant odor of the green tips on the branches of our great red trees. And always I thought of Broken Foot and the hate I bore him. Therefore, when I became a man, with strength like his, I took leave of the Shell People and followed the river into the forest, past the deadly tar pool that clutched my father, and on into the trees.
What to read after The Cave Man a Play of the Redwoods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Field, Charles K. (Charles Kellogg), 1873- to read onlineMoreLess
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