The Way of An Indian
The Way of An Indian
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He placed his medicine-bag on thepole before him and blew smoke to the four sides of the earth and to thetop of the lodge saying: "Make my boy strong. Make his heart brave, O Good Gods--take his pony over the dog-holes--make him see the enemyfirst!" Again he blew the smoke to the deities and continued to praythus for an hour until the sun-lit camp was quiet and the chiefs satunder a giant cotton-wood, devising new plans to keep the young men athome.
Meanwhile from many points the destined warri...ors loped over the rollinglandscape to the rendezvous. Tirelessly all day long they rose and fellas the ponies ate up the distance to the Drowned Buffalo, stoppingonly at the creeks to water the horses. By twos and threes they met, galloping together--speaking not. The moon rose big and red overtheir backs, the wolves stopped howling and scurried to one side--theceaseless thud of the falling hoofs continued monotonously, broken onlyby the crack of a lash across a horse's flank.
At midnight the faithful twenty men were still seated in a row aroundIron Horn while the horses, too tired to eat, hung their heads.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He placed his medicine-bag on thepole before him and blew smoke to the four sides of the earth and to thetop of the lodge saying: "Make my boy strong. Make his heart brave, O Good Gods--take his pony over the dog-holes--make him see the enemyfirst!" Again he blew the smoke to the deities and continued to praythus for an hour until the sun-lit camp was quiet and the chiefs satunder a giant cotton-wood, devising new plans to keep the young men athome.
Meanwhile from many points the destined warri...ors loped over the rollinglandscape to the rendezvous. Tirelessly all day long they rose and fellas the ponies ate up the distance to the Drowned Buffalo, stoppingonly at the creeks to water the horses. By twos and threes they met, galloping together--speaking not. The moon rose big and red overtheir backs, the wolves stopped howling and scurried to one side--theceaseless thud of the falling hoofs continued monotonously, broken onlyby the crack of a lash across a horse's flank.
At midnight the faithful twenty men were still seated in a row aroundIron Horn while the horses, too tired to eat, hung their heads.
What to read after The Way of An Indian?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Remington Frederic to read onlineMoreLess
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