The Ethnogeography of the Tewa Indians volume 1
The Ethnogeography of the Tewa Indians volume 1
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They began to strike with clubs and made a terrible fight.
Finally, the young man, snatching the stranger's club, hui-letl it away and threw him down. When the enemy saw their chief man o\erpowered, they began to run. The youth kept on until he had killed the big man. A large number of the enemy were killed, but not one of the 20 men was injured. Having piled up the dead ot ^ikwi'tt] legends ' 345 the enemy, they hui-no«l Hieiu. Tlio victors sernrerl a preat string of scal])s (the big iiiaii wa...s not a ( !('non. «ir\va : lie was nterely a vei'V large ant! strong man with inagiral powers).
Tlie warriors now had great respect for thp yonng man. Ainl when they came home and told everytliing. The respect of the ]H'(>])le increased so that he was made a chief. The ]ieople thought of him as a (ienonsgwa, though lie did not hiok like one: they i-ememhereci only the hig man's words.
Now. Another e. Xpedition was spoken of iuid many volunteered. L)ut oidy M) were taken, for tlnit was as large a party as was required.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They began to strike with clubs and made a terrible fight.
Finally, the young man, snatching the stranger's club, hui-letl it away and threw him down. When the enemy saw their chief man o\erpowered, they began to run. The youth kept on until he had killed the big man. A large number of the enemy were killed, but not one of the 20 men was injured. Having piled up the dead ot ^ikwi'tt] legends ' 345 the enemy, they hui-no«l Hieiu. Tlio victors sernrerl a preat string of scal])s (the big iiiaii wa...s not a ( !('non. «ir\va : lie was nterely a vei'V large ant! strong man with inagiral powers).
Tlie warriors now had great respect for thp yonng man. Ainl when they came home and told everytliing. The respect of the ]H'(>])le increased so that he was made a chief. The ]ieople thought of him as a (ienonsgwa, though lie did not hiok like one: they i-ememhereci only the hig man's words.
Now. Another e. Xpedition was spoken of iuid many volunteered. L)ut oidy M) were taken, for tlnit was as large a party as was required.
What to read after The Ethnogeography of the Tewa Indians volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Peabody Harrington to read onlineMoreLess
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