Two Wilderness Voyagers a True Tale of Indian Life
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Zintkala was so struck with the wearer's appearance despite his thin face and pipe-stem legs that she immediately set about ornamenting the turned-down head- piece and his moccasins with what remained of her beads.
It was more than half a moon after Etapa had been taken with the fever before they left the invalid's quarters and took up their journey along the eastern coast of the lake. In all this time no human being had been seen, only the far specks of canoes. There was, however, the warm, bl...ossoming, spring-inhabited world which catered to all their needs except the longing for home. They did not hurry in their departure, for Etapa was far from strong, and Zintkala carried the small burden of their belongings.
The sister had said nothing to the brother of her plan of going to the strange people. She did not wish to seem to think him unwell and that he might not be able, for a long time, to travel a great distance. The length of the way homeward was only measurable in her mind by recollections of the seasons of her travels away from the Oglala country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Zintkala was so struck with the wearer's appearance despite his thin face and pipe-stem legs that she immediately set about ornamenting the turned-down head- piece and his moccasins with what remained of her beads.
It was more than half a moon after Etapa had been taken with the fever before they left the invalid's quarters and took up their journey along the eastern coast of the lake. In all this time no human being had been seen, only the far specks of canoes. There was, however, the warm, bl...ossoming, spring-inhabited world which catered to all their needs except the longing for home. They did not hurry in their departure, for Etapa was far from strong, and Zintkala carried the small burden of their belongings.
The sister had said nothing to the brother of her plan of going to the strange people. She did not wish to seem to think him unwell and that he might not be able, for a long time, to travel a great distance. The length of the way homeward was only measurable in her mind by recollections of the seasons of her travels away from the Oglala country.
What to read after Two Wilderness Voyagers a True Tale of Indian Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank W Frank Welles Calkins to read onlineMoreLess
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