Algonquin Indian Tales
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Then Jack, the great dog, was called and sent back with themissive, with orders to give it to his mistress.
As the dog dashed away homeward the mischievous Sagastao said: "My! don't I wish I was in the kitchen when Mary hears that we are out herewith Souwanas listening to stories about Nanahboozhoo! Won't she be hoppingmad!" "It will be better, " said his father, "for Souwanas to tell his story thanfor you to make any further remarks of that kind. " At first Souwanas seemed to show some hesitan...cy in beginning his story inthe presence of his missionary, and he whispered to Sagastao his fears thatperhaps his father would not care for such trifles as Indian legends andstories.
With his usual bluntness, the lad declared: "O, you don't know our father if you think that way about him. He lovesnice stories as well as we do, and tells us lots of them; so go ahead, foryou are going home to dinner with us. " Thus assured, the old man began: "I will tell you to-day about how it is that the rabbits are white inwinter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then Jack, the great dog, was called and sent back with themissive, with orders to give it to his mistress.
As the dog dashed away homeward the mischievous Sagastao said: "My! don't I wish I was in the kitchen when Mary hears that we are out herewith Souwanas listening to stories about Nanahboozhoo! Won't she be hoppingmad!" "It will be better, " said his father, "for Souwanas to tell his story thanfor you to make any further remarks of that kind. " At first Souwanas seemed to show some hesitan...cy in beginning his story inthe presence of his missionary, and he whispered to Sagastao his fears thatperhaps his father would not care for such trifles as Indian legends andstories.
With his usual bluntness, the lad declared: "O, you don't know our father if you think that way about him. He lovesnice stories as well as we do, and tells us lots of them; so go ahead, foryou are going home to dinner with us. " Thus assured, the old man began: "I will tell you to-day about how it is that the rabbits are white inwinter.
What to read after Algonquin Indian Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Egerton R Young to read onlineMoreLess
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