Petalesharoo And the Star Brave;
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Wait a moment! What means yonder cross And that grim heap of fagots at its base?
Why lead me to it? O! I am afraid!
Presiding Juggler. Come, child! See, I am with thee. All is well.
(He draws her to the p'^re, stretches ivide her arms and binds her tightly with the ropes and thongs to the cross. The girl strains to pull away. She looI(s with growing terror at the threatening horde of Warriors, who now display and brandish their weapons. No woman or child is present. The war-cry swells into a de...afening chorus.) letan girl. What mean ye by that black and awful threat?
Ye would not kill me? I am but a maid!
Sassitka. A maid! An letan dog, our enemy!
Presiding Juggler. For all the crime that thine accursed tribe —20— Through generations, hath been guiUy of.
For all the Pawnee warriors they have slain Shalt thou now suffer!
letan girl. I have not harmed ye, O! It is not brave to kill a woman Snared and bound as I. Spare me, O! Spare me!
(War-cries, brandishing of war-cluhs and shouts in chorus.) We curse thee, wench!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wait a moment! What means yonder cross And that grim heap of fagots at its base?
Why lead me to it? O! I am afraid!
Presiding Juggler. Come, child! See, I am with thee. All is well.
(He draws her to the p'^re, stretches ivide her arms and binds her tightly with the ropes and thongs to the cross. The girl strains to pull away. She looI(s with growing terror at the threatening horde of Warriors, who now display and brandish their weapons. No woman or child is present. The war-cry swells into a de...afening chorus.) letan girl. What mean ye by that black and awful threat?
Ye would not kill me? I am but a maid!
Sassitka. A maid! An letan dog, our enemy!
Presiding Juggler. For all the crime that thine accursed tribe —20— Through generations, hath been guiUy of.
For all the Pawnee warriors they have slain Shalt thou now suffer!
letan girl. I have not harmed ye, O! It is not brave to kill a woman Snared and bound as I. Spare me, O! Spare me!
(War-cries, brandishing of war-cluhs and shouts in chorus.) We curse thee, wench!
What to read after Petalesharoo And the Star Brave;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Fitzgerald Sanders to read onlineMoreLess
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