The Little Red Foot
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He drew his war-axe and shouted his snarling battle-cry; and all the Oneidas became excited and answered like panthers on a dark mountain.
Then Yellow Leaf began to dance an erratic, weird dance — and, somehow, I thought of dead leaves eddying in a raw wind as he whirled around the fire, singing his first scalp-song: "Who are the Yanyengi,* that a Saguenay should fear them?
They are but Mowaks.t and Real men jeer them!
I am a warrior; I wear the lock!
I am brother to the People of the Hock! $ E...ed 13 my hatchet; my knife is red; Woe to the Mengwe, who wail their dead!
I wear the Little Eed Foot and the Hawk; Death to the Maquas who stone and mocki Kou6I Hal!" 'An Oneida "Hah!
Hawasahaai !
Hah!" The Saguenay "Who are the Yanyengi, that Real men should obey theml We People of the Dawn were Born to slay them!
I eat twigs in winter when there is no game; What does he eat, the Maqua? What means his name?
To each of us a Little Red Foot! To each his clan!
Let the Mengwe flee when they scent a Man!
What to read after The Little Red Foot?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He drew his war-axe and shouted his snarling battle-cry; and all the Oneidas became excited and answered like panthers on a dark mountain.
Then Yellow Leaf began to dance an erratic, weird dance — and, somehow, I thought of dead leaves eddying in a raw wind as he whirled around the fire, singing his first scalp-song: "Who are the Yanyengi,* that a Saguenay should fear them?
They are but Mowaks.t and Real men jeer them!
I am a warrior; I wear the lock!
I am brother to the People of the Hock! $ E...ed 13 my hatchet; my knife is red; Woe to the Mengwe, who wail their dead!
I wear the Little Eed Foot and the Hawk; Death to the Maquas who stone and mocki Kou6I Hal!" 'An Oneida "Hah!
Hawasahaai !
Hah!" The Saguenay "Who are the Yanyengi, that Real men should obey theml We People of the Dawn were Born to slay them!
I eat twigs in winter when there is no game; What does he eat, the Maqua? What means his name?
To each of us a Little Red Foot! To each his clan!
Let the Mengwe flee when they scent a Man!
What to read after The Little Red Foot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chambers, Robert W. (Robert William), 1865-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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