Child of the Dead (1995)
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the Grower chief said carefully. “It has struck your people?”
“Not our lodges. Mine, or my brother’s here.”
“Wait … How are you called?”
“I am Singing Wolf … Elk-dog People, Southern band. This is Beaver Track, my brother.”
The Grower nodded, still cautious. Normally these introductions would have come first, but there was new urgency this season. Before the visitors had even introduced themselves, they had been challenged with questions about the spotted sickness.
“I know of you. You are a holy... man,” the Grower went on. “It is good. Now tell me of your People and the sickness. Yours is the band of Broken Lance, no?”
Briefly, Wolf told of the finding of the abandoned camp, and of No Tail Squirrel and his misfortune in finding the saddled horse.
“We are made to think that the horse or its blanket carried the sickness,” he explained. “The man became ill, then his family, then another lodge. Our Southern band divided for safety.”
He hesitated to state news of that sort.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the Grower chief said carefully. “It has struck your people?”
“Not our lodges. Mine, or my brother’s here.”
“Wait … How are you called?”
“I am Singing Wolf … Elk-dog People, Southern band. This is Beaver Track, my brother.”
The Grower nodded, still cautious. Normally these introductions would have come first, but there was new urgency this season. Before the visitors had even introduced themselves, they had been challenged with questions about the spotted sickness.
“I know of you. You are a holy... man,” the Grower went on. “It is good. Now tell me of your People and the sickness. Yours is the band of Broken Lance, no?”
Briefly, Wolf told of the finding of the abandoned camp, and of No Tail Squirrel and his misfortune in finding the saddled horse.
“We are made to think that the horse or its blanket carried the sickness,” he explained. “The man became ill, then his family, then another lodge. Our Southern band divided for safety.”
He hesitated to state news of that sort.
What to read after Child of the Dead?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Don Coldsmith to read onlineMoreLess
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