Wawona An Indian Story of the Northwest
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He also took notice of the excellent way the skins and hides were tanned, and brought them bear skins he had in his boat for them to treat the same way for him to carry away with him. For this he gave some round pieces of copper and silver, and then hung about Wawona s neck a queer little shape of metal fastened by a string. At his side was a splendid steel knife, even finer and better than the stone one Pohomah had gambled away to old Sussaquan. Wawona looked at it, and smiled. Then she asked ...him what she could give THE SWASTIKA 59 him in exchange for this most wonderful and mag nificent weapon. He laughed, and drew it out, and looked at it affectionately. It was worth as much as an automobile up in that region, because of its great usefulness. A man could hardly expect to live up there without a good hunting-knife with which to prepare his food and to protect himself with. Wawona knew its worth. They had been having a hard time without the weapon PohomarTs father had left him and that he had so recklessly given away while in his terrible fever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He also took notice of the excellent way the skins and hides were tanned, and brought them bear skins he had in his boat for them to treat the same way for him to carry away with him. For this he gave some round pieces of copper and silver, and then hung about Wawona s neck a queer little shape of metal fastened by a string. At his side was a splendid steel knife, even finer and better than the stone one Pohomah had gambled away to old Sussaquan. Wawona looked at it, and smiled. Then she asked ...him what she could give THE SWASTIKA 59 him in exchange for this most wonderful and mag nificent weapon. He laughed, and drew it out, and looked at it affectionately. It was worth as much as an automobile up in that region, because of its great usefulness. A man could hardly expect to live up there without a good hunting-knife with which to prepare his food and to protect himself with. Wawona knew its worth. They had been having a hard time without the weapon PohomarTs father had left him and that he had so recklessly given away while in his terrible fever.
What to read after Wawona An Indian Story of the Northwest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ella Sterling Mighels to read onlineMoreLess
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