Snow Eagle
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The fatigued people were recharged with energy at the sight of their destination. “The ice ends, at last,” one of the travelers shouted. Everyone picked up the pace, sore muscles searching for the last ounce of strength.
“Wait, Buffalo Woman has fallen.” Everyone stopped, turning back to the collapsed, old woman on the ice. Prairie Flower, Buffalo Woman's daughter, knelt beside her mother. She began to wail. Little Fawn ran to Buffalo Woman's frail body. She took her head in her hands and rubbed... the wrinkled, sagging cheeks. Buffalo Woman's eyes opened slowly but it was obvious that she was suffering. The old woman's hand went to her chest.
“Kah-shu-gon-yah, has come for me. I will not complete my last ice field crossing.” Her voice was faint and weak, her breathing shallow.
“Lift her onto the travois, we must get to the rocks quickly. Buffalo Woman, you will be fine, you just need to rest.” Prairie Flower was beside herself, Little Fawn took charge of the situation. Gray Wolf and Salmon Catcher lifted the near weightless body and placed it reverently on the fur piled travois.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fatigued people were recharged with energy at the sight of their destination. “The ice ends, at last,” one of the travelers shouted. Everyone picked up the pace, sore muscles searching for the last ounce of strength.
“Wait, Buffalo Woman has fallen.” Everyone stopped, turning back to the collapsed, old woman on the ice. Prairie Flower, Buffalo Woman's daughter, knelt beside her mother. She began to wail. Little Fawn ran to Buffalo Woman's frail body. She took her head in her hands and rubbed... the wrinkled, sagging cheeks. Buffalo Woman's eyes opened slowly but it was obvious that she was suffering. The old woman's hand went to her chest.
“Kah-shu-gon-yah, has come for me. I will not complete my last ice field crossing.” Her voice was faint and weak, her breathing shallow.
“Lift her onto the travois, we must get to the rocks quickly. Buffalo Woman, you will be fine, you just need to rest.” Prairie Flower was beside herself, Little Fawn took charge of the situation. Gray Wolf and Salmon Catcher lifted the near weightless body and placed it reverently on the fur piled travois.
What to read after Snow Eagle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shirley A. Roe to read onlineMoreLess
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