The White Quiver
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No one 128 THE WHITE QUIVER there had seen any sign of the enemy or of her, though it was known that a band of Kootenais had camped not far away. Gloom fell over the people, and the re turn of the tribe was not as a triumphal procession such as had been planned, but as a body of mourners. The Dawn Mist was beloved and moreover she was the child of renowned parents, so her loss was felt in a double sense. Some of the women shaved their hair, painted their faces black or gashed themselves with kn...ives in token of grief, and as the long, scattered column came over the hills and down towards the lodge of the Great Chief, bearing with them the rich har vest of flesh, there was only the sound of wailing, rising fitfully above the clatter of horses' hoofs.
The Night Wind was entirely mad dened by the shock. His sister and him self had always enjoyed a strange and close companionship. Who would go with him now, on his rambles in the for ests and tell him tales of the woodland 129 THE WHITE QUIVER folk?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No one 128 THE WHITE QUIVER there had seen any sign of the enemy or of her, though it was known that a band of Kootenais had camped not far away. Gloom fell over the people, and the re turn of the tribe was not as a triumphal procession such as had been planned, but as a body of mourners. The Dawn Mist was beloved and moreover she was the child of renowned parents, so her loss was felt in a double sense. Some of the women shaved their hair, painted their faces black or gashed themselves with kn...ives in token of grief, and as the long, scattered column came over the hills and down towards the lodge of the Great Chief, bearing with them the rich har vest of flesh, there was only the sound of wailing, rising fitfully above the clatter of horses' hoofs.
The Night Wind was entirely mad dened by the shock. His sister and him self had always enjoyed a strange and close companionship. Who would go with him now, on his rambles in the for ests and tell him tales of the woodland 129 THE WHITE QUIVER folk?
What to read after The White Quiver?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Fitzgerald Sanders to read onlineMoreLess
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