The Song of the Ancient People
The Song of the Ancient People
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Then he arched his back with such mighty strain that he stretched himself to the sky, and, plunging westward, reached even to the far mountain of Te-na-tsa-li ! There they found T6-na-tsa-li, aged and white-haired with all the winters that had ever been. And long they shouted ere He heard them, so old was he ! Hearing, he passed his hand before his breast, breath- ing mists, whence he issued, a youth glo- rious and happy to see, young with all the springtimes that had ever been. Flowers 34 were... growing bright and fresh from his head-dress. Flowers sprang up all around his mountain from the mists of his breath. " Pluck these ! " he said, smiling gladly. And they plucked countless flowers from his head-dress, and countless the flowers grew where they had plucked. But when they returned to A'-mi-to-lan-ne, the mea- suring-worm, he was devouring the flow- ers at the foot of the mountain. " Nay, I will not bear ye back, " said he, " ere I have plucked all these flowers ; for so great am I grown with my journey that no for- est would surfeit my hunger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then he arched his back with such mighty strain that he stretched himself to the sky, and, plunging westward, reached even to the far mountain of Te-na-tsa-li ! There they found T6-na-tsa-li, aged and white-haired with all the winters that had ever been. And long they shouted ere He heard them, so old was he ! Hearing, he passed his hand before his breast, breath- ing mists, whence he issued, a youth glo- rious and happy to see, young with all the springtimes that had ever been. Flowers 34 were... growing bright and fresh from his head-dress. Flowers sprang up all around his mountain from the mists of his breath. " Pluck these ! " he said, smiling gladly. And they plucked countless flowers from his head-dress, and countless the flowers grew where they had plucked. But when they returned to A'-mi-to-lan-ne, the mea- suring-worm, he was devouring the flow- ers at the foot of the mountain. " Nay, I will not bear ye back, " said he, " ere I have plucked all these flowers ; for so great am I grown with my journey that no for- est would surfeit my hunger.
What to read after The Song of the Ancient People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edna Dean Proctor to read onlineMoreLess
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