The Red Arrow An Indian Tale
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Besides, the lads believed that they had much to gain by forming an alliance with the Cheyennes. They decided, therefore, to tell as much of their plans as they deemed necessary.
"I have listened to the words of the Chey- enne chief, " said Sun Bird. "What he says is so; the Sioux and the Cheyennes are brothers. I am crying in my heart because the Pawnees have killed many brave warriors. It is bad. War Eagle has told me that the THE RED ARROW Cheyennes are going to fight the Pawnees again. My h...eart is black against those people. They have captured my brother, Little Raven. I have said I will rescue him. I will go with my brothers the Cheyennes. I have spoken it. " His words were received with approval. Many of the warriors came forward to shake his hand. Then they turned to White Otter.
"What Sun Bird has told you is true. My heart is friendly to my brothers, the Chey- ennes. I will go with you to fight our ene- mies, the Pawnees/' he said.
White Otter had several reasons for not mentioning the Red Arrow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides, the lads believed that they had much to gain by forming an alliance with the Cheyennes. They decided, therefore, to tell as much of their plans as they deemed necessary.
"I have listened to the words of the Chey- enne chief, " said Sun Bird. "What he says is so; the Sioux and the Cheyennes are brothers. I am crying in my heart because the Pawnees have killed many brave warriors. It is bad. War Eagle has told me that the THE RED ARROW Cheyennes are going to fight the Pawnees again. My h...eart is black against those people. They have captured my brother, Little Raven. I have said I will rescue him. I will go with my brothers the Cheyennes. I have spoken it. " His words were received with approval. Many of the warriors came forward to shake his hand. Then they turned to White Otter.
"What Sun Bird has told you is true. My heart is friendly to my brothers, the Chey- ennes. I will go with you to fight our ene- mies, the Pawnees/' he said.
White Otter had several reasons for not mentioning the Red Arrow.
What to read after The Red Arrow An Indian Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elmer Russell Gregor to read onlineMoreLess
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