To the American Indian volume 2
To the American Indian volume 2
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The mourner sat down to rest, putting the load of wood on the gi'ound and resting his I ack and shoulders against the load. When he had rested sufficiently, he tried to rise with his load in the usual manner but there was a heavy weight on his load and he could not rise; as if some one was holding him down. He looked around but saw no one, so he tried again and was able to rise with the wood. He sat down a second time and rested with his wood and as before when he began to rise up he could not,... but after looking around and seeing no one, he was able to get up all right. He sat down and rested a third time when the same thing happened and upon reaching home he made a fire in the sweat-house and sweated himself in the usual manner, after 92 TiiRorc. H Tin: pkauly gates of heaven which he went to the river and t(K)is: a cold plunge in the water. Coming out of the plunge he went hack to the sweat-house and seated himself in front of the door, and gazed far off in the dis- tance, imagining that he could see the spirit, O'ciuirlth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The mourner sat down to rest, putting the load of wood on the gi'ound and resting his I ack and shoulders against the load. When he had rested sufficiently, he tried to rise with his load in the usual manner but there was a heavy weight on his load and he could not rise; as if some one was holding him down. He looked around but saw no one, so he tried again and was able to rise with the wood. He sat down a second time and rested with his wood and as before when he began to rise up he could not,... but after looking around and seeing no one, he was able to get up all right. He sat down and rested a third time when the same thing happened and upon reaching home he made a fire in the sweat-house and sweated himself in the usual manner, after 92 TiiRorc. H Tin: pkauly gates of heaven which he went to the river and t(K)is: a cold plunge in the water. Coming out of the plunge he went hack to the sweat-house and seated himself in front of the door, and gazed far off in the dis- tance, imagining that he could see the spirit, O'ciuirlth.
What to read after To the American Indian volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucy Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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