The Pagan's Progress
The Pagan's Progress
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"Already he has hunted the moose," she cried, "and be- cause he came with the sun, we will call him Sunrise, and he will be a mighty hunter.
Give him back to me — give him to me." lio v^^^f)VK?t}r} CHAPTER X THE DEATH OF NO MAN "M"0 MAN was out bright and early the next morn- ing visiting this cave and that to boast of his good for- tune.
He strutted and made such a fuss generally that Old Moon Face said one might think No Man's was the first man-child of whom there was any record.
m THE PAGAN ...When he had finished strut- ting and boasting. No Man trotted off into the woods to get what he needed for the safe accomplishment of the deed which he was still mind- ed to do. And late in the afternoon he crept into a thicket near Strong Hand's cave and lay in wait.
But this time he had smeared himself from head to foot with moose dung, and he knew that it would take a keener nose than Strong Hand's to detect him.
Strong Hand had not killed 111 THE DEATH OF NO MAN that day, and as he drew near his cave, the strong smell of moose came to him from a thicket on the left of the run- way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Already he has hunted the moose," she cried, "and be- cause he came with the sun, we will call him Sunrise, and he will be a mighty hunter.
Give him back to me — give him to me." lio v^^^f)VK?t}r} CHAPTER X THE DEATH OF NO MAN "M"0 MAN was out bright and early the next morn- ing visiting this cave and that to boast of his good for- tune.
He strutted and made such a fuss generally that Old Moon Face said one might think No Man's was the first man-child of whom there was any record.
m THE PAGAN ...When he had finished strut- ting and boasting. No Man trotted off into the woods to get what he needed for the safe accomplishment of the deed which he was still mind- ed to do. And late in the afternoon he crept into a thicket near Strong Hand's cave and lay in wait.
But this time he had smeared himself from head to foot with moose dung, and he knew that it would take a keener nose than Strong Hand's to detect him.
Strong Hand had not killed 111 THE DEATH OF NO MAN that day, and as he drew near his cave, the strong smell of moose came to him from a thicket on the left of the run- way.
What to read after The Pagan's Progress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morris, Gouverneur, 1876-1953 to read onlineMoreLess
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