The White Shoshon
The White Shoshon
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Enough, when the white chief awoke next day Saddle and gun he found beside him lay.
x And Wahko always followed close with him, Watching strange acts of skill or might, His well-made dress of buckskin, strength of limb.
Great horse and weapons, skin so white ! So sure he was to know, so quick to do, And everything he said always so true.
XI Some saw him watch for hours the herds of deer, The trees, the streams, the stars or sky Bring bits of rock and flowers from far and near, Do many things wh...en none knew why ; Fire from the sun he brought, or from his hand, Caught fish and game when none could understand!
XII Some doubted him and others felt in awe. Thinking his powers beyond belief ; But injuring none and helping all, they saw How great he was, and called him chief ; Malo, the great white chief; the time was when His word or sign could rouse r a thousand men.
THE WHITE SHOSHOXE XIII A thousand braves would come at sign or call, Each one to follow where he led ; To hunt or fight, till the last man should fall ; They often murmured when he said, That peace was wise, and brave men last to fight- Cowards and curs the first to snarl and bite.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Enough, when the white chief awoke next day Saddle and gun he found beside him lay.
x And Wahko always followed close with him, Watching strange acts of skill or might, His well-made dress of buckskin, strength of limb.
Great horse and weapons, skin so white ! So sure he was to know, so quick to do, And everything he said always so true.
XI Some saw him watch for hours the herds of deer, The trees, the streams, the stars or sky Bring bits of rock and flowers from far and near, Do many things wh...en none knew why ; Fire from the sun he brought, or from his hand, Caught fish and game when none could understand!
XII Some doubted him and others felt in awe. Thinking his powers beyond belief ; But injuring none and helping all, they saw How great he was, and called him chief ; Malo, the great white chief; the time was when His word or sign could rouse r a thousand men.
THE WHITE SHOSHOXE XIII A thousand braves would come at sign or call, Each one to follow where he led ; To hunt or fight, till the last man should fall ; They often murmured when he said, That peace was wise, and brave men last to fight- Cowards and curs the first to snarl and bite.
What to read after The White Shoshon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles L Paige to read onlineMoreLess
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