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Still he stood watchful, and confident that some turn of luck was about to occur, when there came near to the lodge two hunters, who bore between them on poles upon their shoulders, a bear, and it was so fine and fat a bear that it was as much as the two hunters could do with all their strength to carry it.
As they came to the lodge-door, one of the hunters asked if Manabozho lived thereabout.
" He is here, " answered Manabozho.
" I have often heard of you, " said the first hunter, " and I was ...curious to see you. But you have lost your magical power. Do you know whether any of it is left ?" Manabozho answered that he was himself in tho dark on the subject.
MANABOZHO, THE MISCHIEF-MAKER. 249 " Suppose you make a trial/ 7 said the hunter.
" What shall I do ?" asked Manabozho.
" There is my friend/ said the hunter, pointing to his companion, " who with me owns this hear which we are carrying home. Suppose you see if you can change him into a piece of rock. " " Very well/ said Manabozho ; and he had scarcely spoken before the other hunter became a rock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Still he stood watchful, and confident that some turn of luck was about to occur, when there came near to the lodge two hunters, who bore between them on poles upon their shoulders, a bear, and it was so fine and fat a bear that it was as much as the two hunters could do with all their strength to carry it.
As they came to the lodge-door, one of the hunters asked if Manabozho lived thereabout.
" He is here, " answered Manabozho.
" I have often heard of you, " said the first hunter, " and I was ...curious to see you. But you have lost your magical power. Do you know whether any of it is left ?" Manabozho answered that he was himself in tho dark on the subject.
MANABOZHO, THE MISCHIEF-MAKER. 249 " Suppose you make a trial/ 7 said the hunter.
" What shall I do ?" asked Manabozho.
" There is my friend/ said the hunter, pointing to his companion, " who with me owns this hear which we are carrying home. Suppose you see if you can change him into a piece of rock. " " Very well/ said Manabozho ; and he had scarcely spoken before the other hunter became a rock.
What to read after The Indian Fairy book From the Original Legends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Schoolcraft Henry Rowe to read onlineMoreLess
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