Long Winter Gone: Son of the Plains - volume 1
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Chief Black Kettle said with satisfaction. “Here we will stay the winter.” His band of Southern Cheyenne spread out along the Washita River just east of the Texas Panhandle. One by one their browned, buffalo-hide lodges yearned toward the autumn-blue skies. Smoke from many fires rose to join the clouds dancing across the blue dome, pushed by the eager fall winds that foretold a taste of winter.
Black Kettle’s people did not camp alone this robe season. His village of fifty Cheyenne lodges had be...en joined by one lodge of visiting Arapaho and two Sioux lodges desiring to winter a little farther south than they normally did. Small as it was, Black Kettle’s village stood on the western border of a grander encampment spreading itself some twelve to fifteen miles along the looping river. Arapaho, Kiowa, Comanche, along with other bands of Southern Cheyenne and even a small village of Apache—in all, some six thousand strong—had erected their winter lodges in that ancient valley.
“Here to this valley dotted with hills that will break up winter’s icy blasts has the Earth Mother herself invited us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chief Black Kettle said with satisfaction. “Here we will stay the winter.” His band of Southern Cheyenne spread out along the Washita River just east of the Texas Panhandle. One by one their browned, buffalo-hide lodges yearned toward the autumn-blue skies. Smoke from many fires rose to join the clouds dancing across the blue dome, pushed by the eager fall winds that foretold a taste of winter.
Black Kettle’s people did not camp alone this robe season. His village of fifty Cheyenne lodges had be...en joined by one lodge of visiting Arapaho and two Sioux lodges desiring to winter a little farther south than they normally did. Small as it was, Black Kettle’s village stood on the western border of a grander encampment spreading itself some twelve to fifteen miles along the looping river. Arapaho, Kiowa, Comanche, along with other bands of Southern Cheyenne and even a small village of Apache—in all, some six thousand strong—had erected their winter lodges in that ancient valley.
“Here to this valley dotted with hills that will break up winter’s icy blasts has the Earth Mother herself invited us.
What to read after Long Winter Gone: Son of the Plains - volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terry C. Johnston to read onlineMoreLess
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