The Land of the Aiouwas; a Masque
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Enter Earth Mother and Young Men.
Young Men {Ml chorus). The Earth is our mother, — happy, loving mother, — Earth Mother. Put your lips to my breast, comfort ye, my children.
Young Men.
After the heat of the chase, her springs are cool-flowing ; After the wearisome journey, luscious her scarlet berries; The plum has a delicate bloom, in autumn sunlight bask- ing.
THE LAND OF TEE AIOVWAS 17 Earth Mothee.
Feast ye, my children, couch on the fragrant grasses.
Young Men.
Day-long the paddle song — ...Earth Mother. Eest ye, my eager ones.
Young Men.
Now for the blessed maize, we thank thee, Mother, Earth Mother.
Eest in peace on the power of my spirit.
Put your lips to my breast, comfort ye, my children.
The song ceases. Strains of soft music die away.
From the lodge of the feast voices are heard as if the f casters are rising.
Evening Sky lays aside his magic robe, and with Du- mont and Old Man Coyote retires to a log at the edge of the thicket.
Enter from the feast, Joliet, Marquette, Buffalo Horn, Red Feather, and other Indians, and the young son of Buffalo Horn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Enter Earth Mother and Young Men.
Young Men {Ml chorus). The Earth is our mother, — happy, loving mother, — Earth Mother. Put your lips to my breast, comfort ye, my children.
Young Men.
After the heat of the chase, her springs are cool-flowing ; After the wearisome journey, luscious her scarlet berries; The plum has a delicate bloom, in autumn sunlight bask- ing.
THE LAND OF TEE AIOVWAS 17 Earth Mothee.
Feast ye, my children, couch on the fragrant grasses.
Young Men.
Day-long the paddle song — ...Earth Mother. Eest ye, my eager ones.
Young Men.
Now for the blessed maize, we thank thee, Mother, Earth Mother.
Eest in peace on the power of my spirit.
Put your lips to my breast, comfort ye, my children.
The song ceases. Strains of soft music die away.
From the lodge of the feast voices are heard as if the f casters are rising.
Evening Sky lays aside his magic robe, and with Du- mont and Old Man Coyote retires to a log at the edge of the thicket.
Enter from the feast, Joliet, Marquette, Buffalo Horn, Red Feather, and other Indians, and the young son of Buffalo Horn.
What to read after The Land of the Aiouwas; a Masque?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Ford Piper to read onlineMoreLess
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