Indian Boyhood
Indian Boyhood
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This is along story, but I think, Ohiyesa, that you will re-member it, " said Weyuha, and so I did.
II: Manitoshaw's Hunting IT was in the winter, in the Moonof Difficulty (January). We hadeaten our venison roast for sup-per, and the embers were burn-ing brightly. Our teepee was es-pecially cheerful. Uncheedah satnear the entrance, my uncle and his wife uponthe opposite side, while I with my pets occupiedthe remaining space.
Wabeda, the dog, lay near the fire in a half doze, watching out of the... corners of his eyes the tameraccoon, which snuggled back against the walls ofthe teepee, his shrewd brain, doubtless, concoctingsome mischief for the hours of darkness. I hadalready recited a legend of our people. All agreedthat I had done well. Having been generouslypraised, I was eager to earn some more compli-ments by learning a new one, so I begged my uncleto tell me a story. Musingly he replied: "I can give you a Sioux-Cree tradition, " andimmediately began: "Many winters ago, there were six teepees stand-ing on the southern slope of Moose mountain inthe Moon of Wild Cherries (September).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is along story, but I think, Ohiyesa, that you will re-member it, " said Weyuha, and so I did.
II: Manitoshaw's Hunting IT was in the winter, in the Moonof Difficulty (January). We hadeaten our venison roast for sup-per, and the embers were burn-ing brightly. Our teepee was es-pecially cheerful. Uncheedah satnear the entrance, my uncle and his wife uponthe opposite side, while I with my pets occupiedthe remaining space.
Wabeda, the dog, lay near the fire in a half doze, watching out of the... corners of his eyes the tameraccoon, which snuggled back against the walls ofthe teepee, his shrewd brain, doubtless, concoctingsome mischief for the hours of darkness. I hadalready recited a legend of our people. All agreedthat I had done well. Having been generouslypraised, I was eager to earn some more compli-ments by learning a new one, so I begged my uncleto tell me a story. Musingly he replied: "I can give you a Sioux-Cree tradition, " andimmediately began: "Many winters ago, there were six teepees stand-ing on the southern slope of Moose mountain inthe Moon of Wild Cherries (September).
What to read after Indian Boyhood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles a Eastman to read onlineMoreLess
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