Tonda a Story of the Sioux
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They gave her more medicine. The draught partially restored her, and by the dim light of the fire she recog nized her friends once more. She stretched out her hand feebly toward the loved ones, and beckoned to them to come close to her side. They gently came around to listen to the last few words she might have to utter, for all saw that there was now no hope of saving her.
" I am going, mother, " she whispered, " to the great Waukantanka, and you must not cry or weep when I am gone. I believe ...what the good book says, and know that there will be room for a little Indian girl in the great house of the good spirit. I am not afraid to die now.
Good-bye all, I, " and the child tried to speak again.
But the words refused to come, she gasped once or *H TOXDA.
twice, her hands twitched convulsively, and then her spirit sped away on its long journey to the house of Waukan- tanka. Then Omaha began the child s death song that her mother and grandmother had sung before her. There was absolute silence until she had finished it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They gave her more medicine. The draught partially restored her, and by the dim light of the fire she recog nized her friends once more. She stretched out her hand feebly toward the loved ones, and beckoned to them to come close to her side. They gently came around to listen to the last few words she might have to utter, for all saw that there was now no hope of saving her.
" I am going, mother, " she whispered, " to the great Waukantanka, and you must not cry or weep when I am gone. I believe ...what the good book says, and know that there will be room for a little Indian girl in the great house of the good spirit. I am not afraid to die now.
Good-bye all, I, " and the child tried to speak again.
But the words refused to come, she gasped once or *H TOXDA.
twice, her hands twitched convulsively, and then her spirit sped away on its long journey to the house of Waukan- tanka. Then Omaha began the child s death song that her mother and grandmother had sung before her. There was absolute silence until she had finished it.
What to read after Tonda a Story of the Sioux?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren King Moorehead to read onlineMoreLess
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