Wanneta the Sioux
Wanneta the Sioux
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' said the swan. * I have always been friendly to the hawk, but now he has persuaded you to injure me, ' — and as she finished, the blood gushed from her side, she closed her eyes, gasped, and died. The beautiful feathers that covered her body were stained a brilliant red. Hastily and roughly the warrior removed the skin, carried it back to his friends, who were waiting among the rocks, and handed it to the old chief.
" He, when he had returned to their country, many miles to the south, soon fo...rgot the great evil that he had done to an unoffending victim. He gave the skin to his daughter, who wove it into a mantle which encircled her form. But no good came of the killing, for her days were numbered. Going out to catch fish in the lake in a canoe one day, she was drowned. The canoe was found floating bottom upward — the evil spirits in the lake, who were l82 WA N N E TA friendly to the swan, had seized the boat and dragged the maiden to the depths below, and she was nevermore seen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' said the swan. * I have always been friendly to the hawk, but now he has persuaded you to injure me, ' — and as she finished, the blood gushed from her side, she closed her eyes, gasped, and died. The beautiful feathers that covered her body were stained a brilliant red. Hastily and roughly the warrior removed the skin, carried it back to his friends, who were waiting among the rocks, and handed it to the old chief.
" He, when he had returned to their country, many miles to the south, soon fo...rgot the great evil that he had done to an unoffending victim. He gave the skin to his daughter, who wove it into a mantle which encircled her form. But no good came of the killing, for her days were numbered. Going out to catch fish in the lake in a canoe one day, she was drowned. The canoe was found floating bottom upward — the evil spirits in the lake, who were l82 WA N N E TA friendly to the swan, had seized the boat and dragged the maiden to the depths below, and she was nevermore seen.
What to read after Wanneta 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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