People of the Owl: a Novel of Prehistoric North America (North America's Forgotten Past)
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Aware that he had trapped himself, but unsure how, Jaguar Hide reached into the sack of smoked fish and began handing it out. The boy, first in line, stared into his eyes, taking an oily chunk and thrusting it into his mouth as if in defiance.
Those eyes! Jaguar Hide shook his head. He had seen eyes like that, but never before in a child’s face. A child’s? The boy—the young man—was Speaker for Owl Clan? Had that been a joke? It was only later, in the milling swelter of people, that he had learne...d about White Bird’s death and the dissolution of Elder Wing Heart’s souls.
White Bird died over three moons ago! Elder Wing Heart discredited and soul sick? Why haven’t we heard? The question shifted back and forth between his souls.
At times the remoteness of their swamp, safe as it was, left them far removed from the activities of other peoples. Nor, obviously, would the young Owl Clan man he had contacted have admitted to these scandalous happenings within his clan.
Jaguar Hide returned his attention to the present, listening as he handed out gifts of smoked fish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aware that he had trapped himself, but unsure how, Jaguar Hide reached into the sack of smoked fish and began handing it out. The boy, first in line, stared into his eyes, taking an oily chunk and thrusting it into his mouth as if in defiance.
Those eyes! Jaguar Hide shook his head. He had seen eyes like that, but never before in a child’s face. A child’s? The boy—the young man—was Speaker for Owl Clan? Had that been a joke? It was only later, in the milling swelter of people, that he had learne...d about White Bird’s death and the dissolution of Elder Wing Heart’s souls.
White Bird died over three moons ago! Elder Wing Heart discredited and soul sick? Why haven’t we heard? The question shifted back and forth between his souls.
At times the remoteness of their swamp, safe as it was, left them far removed from the activities of other peoples. Nor, obviously, would the young Owl Clan man he had contacted have admitted to these scandalous happenings within his clan.
Jaguar Hide returned his attention to the present, listening as he handed out gifts of smoked fish.
What to read after People of the Owl: a Novel of Prehistoric North America (North America's Forgotten Past)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kathleen O'neal Gear to read onlineMoreLess
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