Yosemite Legends
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But there was no time for grief, perhaps Kos-soo-kah had not ceased to breathe. On the topmost [27] Hum-moo, the Lost Arrow point of rock she lighted a signal fire, and forced its flames high into the dark, flashing a call for help. It would be long, she knew, before any one could come; but this was the only chance to save Kos-soo-kah.
Hours passed. With feverish energy she piled dry branches high upon the signal fire, nor let its wild beckonings rest a moment. At last old men came from the val...ley, and the young braves from the mountains bearing with them the carcasses of deer and bear.
With their hunting-knives they cut lengths of tamarack, and lashed them together with thongs of hide from the deer killed for the marriage feast. By means of this pole they would have lowered over the edge of the cliff a strong young brave but that Tee-hee-neh pushed him aside and took his place. Hers must be the voice to whisper in Kos-soo-kah's ear the first word of hope; hers the hand to push aside the rocks that pinioned his body; hers the face his slowly opening eyes should see.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But there was no time for grief, perhaps Kos-soo-kah had not ceased to breathe. On the topmost [27] Hum-moo, the Lost Arrow point of rock she lighted a signal fire, and forced its flames high into the dark, flashing a call for help. It would be long, she knew, before any one could come; but this was the only chance to save Kos-soo-kah.
Hours passed. With feverish energy she piled dry branches high upon the signal fire, nor let its wild beckonings rest a moment. At last old men came from the val...ley, and the young braves from the mountains bearing with them the carcasses of deer and bear.
With their hunting-knives they cut lengths of tamarack, and lashed them together with thongs of hide from the deer killed for the marriage feast. By means of this pole they would have lowered over the edge of the cliff a strong young brave but that Tee-hee-neh pushed him aside and took his place. Hers must be the voice to whisper in Kos-soo-kah's ear the first word of hope; hers the hand to push aside the rocks that pinioned his body; hers the face his slowly opening eyes should see.
What to read after Yosemite Legends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bertha H Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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