Seneca Fiction Legends And Myths
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Then she came back, telling the others to go, that there was nothing to be afraid of. So they went, one by one, and after all had been there he went away. One of the women whistled out his name and called him, but he had gone after fooling them all. S ho dieonskon and the man in the hemlock boughs were one.
S v hodieonskon went on again, soon coming to an opening where there was a number of bark lodges. Going into the lodges he said, " There is a man coming to destroy all the people, and to esc...ape him they must cover all the smoke-holes, for he has a long spear which he thrusts into them to spear the people. " Then he invented a name for the man. All went to work covering the smoke-holes of their lodges. The chief of the village had two beautiful wives. S ho dieonskon coveted them and did not tell the chief the story of the man with the spear. When all the other lodges were covered and full of smoke, S hodieonskon ran over the roofs, frightening every body almost to death; not daring to go out, all remained half stifled in the smoke.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then she came back, telling the others to go, that there was nothing to be afraid of. So they went, one by one, and after all had been there he went away. One of the women whistled out his name and called him, but he had gone after fooling them all. S ho dieonskon and the man in the hemlock boughs were one.
S v hodieonskon went on again, soon coming to an opening where there was a number of bark lodges. Going into the lodges he said, " There is a man coming to destroy all the people, and to esc...ape him they must cover all the smoke-holes, for he has a long spear which he thrusts into them to spear the people. " Then he invented a name for the man. All went to work covering the smoke-holes of their lodges. The chief of the village had two beautiful wives. S ho dieonskon coveted them and did not tell the chief the story of the man with the spear. When all the other lodges were covered and full of smoke, S hodieonskon ran over the roofs, frightening every body almost to death; not daring to go out, all remained half stifled in the smoke.
What to read after Seneca Fiction Legends And Myths?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Curtin, Jeremiah, 1835-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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