Traditions of the Crows
Traditions of the Crows
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There was a poor boy in the camp, who was envious of the powers of the two boys and wanted to go with them and be one of them.
The two boys' medicines were stars, inclosed in the bladder, and when the boys wanted to achieve anything great they would untie the bag and the stars would come out and execute the deeds required of them, and the boys would get the credit.
The third boy was allowed to join the two boys, but was made to promise to say nothing about the medicine in the bladder or reveal ...any plans. The third boy began to accompany the two boys, who continued to perform great deeds, until another boy wished to join the three boys, though the original boys objected. A council was held by the three boys, and the fourth boy was allowed to join in their undertak- ings, which caused considerable wonder among the older people of the camp, who said, "They are not old; they are young boys; how can they do these things, as they are so few in number?" One night the boys disappeared with the medicine and went to the enemy's camp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was a poor boy in the camp, who was envious of the powers of the two boys and wanted to go with them and be one of them.
The two boys' medicines were stars, inclosed in the bladder, and when the boys wanted to achieve anything great they would untie the bag and the stars would come out and execute the deeds required of them, and the boys would get the credit.
The third boy was allowed to join the two boys, but was made to promise to say nothing about the medicine in the bladder or reveal ...any plans. The third boy began to accompany the two boys, who continued to perform great deeds, until another boy wished to join the three boys, though the original boys objected. A council was held by the three boys, and the fourth boy was allowed to join in their undertak- ings, which caused considerable wonder among the older people of the camp, who said, "They are not old; they are young boys; how can they do these things, as they are so few in number?" One night the boys disappeared with the medicine and went to the enemy's camp.
What to read after Traditions of the Crows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen C Stephen Chapman Simms to read onlineMoreLess
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