Myths And Legends of the Great Plains
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" But Rabbit leaped over and tooka seat. At length food was given him. He ate it very rapidly but leftsome which he hid in his robe. Then he pushed the bowl aside.
"Friend, " he said to the Giant, "here is the bowl. " Then he said, "Friend, I must go. " He sprang past the fireplace at one leap, at thesecond leap his feet touched the chest of the Giant's servant, andwith another leap he had gone.
When Rabbit reached the lodge where he was visiting, he gave his hostthe food he had not eaten. The ...man and his wife were glad to eat it, since they had been without food.
Next morning, the crier passed through the village, commanding thepeople to be stirring.
They said, "The Giant is the one for whom they are to kill game. " Sothey all went hunting. They scared some animals out of a dense forestand shot at them. Rabbit went thither very quickly. He found Giant hadreached there before him and taken all the game. When Rabbit heardshooting in another place, he went thither, but again found the Giantwas before him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" But Rabbit leaped over and tooka seat. At length food was given him. He ate it very rapidly but leftsome which he hid in his robe. Then he pushed the bowl aside.
"Friend, " he said to the Giant, "here is the bowl. " Then he said, "Friend, I must go. " He sprang past the fireplace at one leap, at thesecond leap his feet touched the chest of the Giant's servant, andwith another leap he had gone.
When Rabbit reached the lodge where he was visiting, he gave his hostthe food he had not eaten. The ...man and his wife were glad to eat it, since they had been without food.
Next morning, the crier passed through the village, commanding thepeople to be stirring.
They said, "The Giant is the one for whom they are to kill game. " Sothey all went hunting. They scared some animals out of a dense forestand shot at them. Rabbit went thither very quickly. He found Giant hadreached there before him and taken all the game. When Rabbit heardshooting in another place, he went thither, but again found the Giantwas before him.
What to read after Myths And Legends of the Great Plains?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Judson Katharine Berry to read onlineMoreLess
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