Timid Hare
Timid Hare
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Bent Horn looked grand also in his own robes of state. Many a day hadhis wife spent embroidering this robe with porcupine quills andtrimming it with fringes of his enemies scalp-locks. Heavy chains hungaround his neck. His long hair, which he had greased well, had beendivided into two parts and crossed on the top of his head, where it wasthen gathered into a knot.
"Bent Horn's head-dress is almost as handsome as that of the GreatChief, " Timid Hare said to herself, as she watched the two men wa...lkingtogether towards the council house.
The sun shone brightly throughout the whole celebration and the feastswere spread outdoors. The chiefs and braves sat in a half-circle atthese feasts and the food was passed to them from steaming kettles. There was bear meat in plenty, fat and rich; baked turtles; juicybuffalo steaks and stews; but at the principal feast of all, only dogflesh was served.
Then it was that the people of the village gathered in crowds aroundthe feasters to watch and listen. Closest of all were the braves andtheir sons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bent Horn looked grand also in his own robes of state. Many a day hadhis wife spent embroidering this robe with porcupine quills andtrimming it with fringes of his enemies scalp-locks. Heavy chains hungaround his neck. His long hair, which he had greased well, had beendivided into two parts and crossed on the top of his head, where it wasthen gathered into a knot.
"Bent Horn's head-dress is almost as handsome as that of the GreatChief, " Timid Hare said to herself, as she watched the two men wa...lkingtogether towards the council house.
The sun shone brightly throughout the whole celebration and the feastswere spread outdoors. The chiefs and braves sat in a half-circle atthese feasts and the food was passed to them from steaming kettles. There was bear meat in plenty, fat and rich; baked turtles; juicybuffalo steaks and stews; but at the principal feast of all, only dogflesh was served.
Then it was that the people of the village gathered in crowds aroundthe feasters to watch and listen. Closest of all were the braves andtheir sons.
What to read after Timid Hare?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Hazelton Wade to read onlineMoreLess
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