Savage Winter
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The death-chant could be heard for miles across the wide valley. Sun Woman, in her grief at losing two daughters, had rubbed ashes on her face and clothing. She had then whipped herself with a willow branch until her arms and face were covered with deep welts, which bled freely.
“I have lost two daughters,” she chanted over and over. Many of her friends had joined her and were chanting the death cry. Amanda sat with her newborn baby on her lap, crying tears of grief for her friend, Joanna. She w...as glad that Tag was away from the village and didn’t yet know of his sister’s death. Of course, he would have to be told, and she dreaded his finding out about the horrible way Joanna had died.
Windhawk and most of his braves had left three days ago, heading for the Cree village, seeking revenge. Farley had wanted to go also, but Windhawk hadn’t allowed him to take part in the raid.
The only one who didn’t seem to be grieving was Red Bird. Her eyes were fever-bright as she thought what the death of Flaming Hair would mean for her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The death-chant could be heard for miles across the wide valley. Sun Woman, in her grief at losing two daughters, had rubbed ashes on her face and clothing. She had then whipped herself with a willow branch until her arms and face were covered with deep welts, which bled freely.
“I have lost two daughters,” she chanted over and over. Many of her friends had joined her and were chanting the death cry. Amanda sat with her newborn baby on her lap, crying tears of grief for her friend, Joanna. She w...as glad that Tag was away from the village and didn’t yet know of his sister’s death. Of course, he would have to be told, and she dreaded his finding out about the horrible way Joanna had died.
Windhawk and most of his braves had left three days ago, heading for the Cree village, seeking revenge. Farley had wanted to go also, but Windhawk hadn’t allowed him to take part in the raid.
The only one who didn’t seem to be grieving was Red Bird. Her eyes were fever-bright as she thought what the death of Flaming Hair would mean for her.
What to read after Savage Winter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Constance O'banyon to read onlineMoreLess
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