A Treasury of Eskimo Tales
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" The man thought a moment, and then replied, "Tell your grandam that Iwill come. " He went to the hut where the old woman pretended to be very glad tosee him. They sat down at the table and while she was placing a largedish of soup before him, he put a bowl on the floor between his feet. He excused himself for putting his hand before his mouth because hisfront teeth were gone, and every time he poured the spoonful into thebowl.
When he had finished he said, "It is the custom in my tribe to bri...ngyour hostess a bit of some delicious food to show that you appreciateher hospitality. Here is a bowl of rare food which I give to you, butit will not be good unless you eat it at once. " He gave the soup to the old witch, and the moment she tasted the brothshe herself had prepared she fell down dead.
XII THE ORIGIN OF THE NARWHAL A long, long time ago a widow lived with her young son and daughter ina small hut. They had a hard time to get enough to eat. But the boywas anxious to do all he could, and while he was still quite small hemade a bow and arrows of walrus tusks which he found under the snow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The man thought a moment, and then replied, "Tell your grandam that Iwill come. " He went to the hut where the old woman pretended to be very glad tosee him. They sat down at the table and while she was placing a largedish of soup before him, he put a bowl on the floor between his feet. He excused himself for putting his hand before his mouth because hisfront teeth were gone, and every time he poured the spoonful into thebowl.
When he had finished he said, "It is the custom in my tribe to bri...ngyour hostess a bit of some delicious food to show that you appreciateher hospitality. Here is a bowl of rare food which I give to you, butit will not be good unless you eat it at once. " He gave the soup to the old witch, and the moment she tasted the brothshe herself had prepared she fell down dead.
XII THE ORIGIN OF THE NARWHAL A long, long time ago a widow lived with her young son and daughter ina small hut. They had a hard time to get enough to eat. But the boywas anxious to do all he could, and while he was still quite small hemade a bow and arrows of walrus tusks which he found under the snow.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bayliss Clara Kern to read onlineMoreLess
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