Tales From the Totems of the Hidery
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They had not pad- SCANNAH TOTEM STORIES. 63 died far out to sea before the canoe was surrounded by a great number of these evil creatures which were about to break their canoe in pieces. One of the men, grasping his knife, said to the other that if he was drowned and became a scannah, he would still hold the knife and stab the others. The second man holding to a fragment of the canoe, floated near an island and swam ashore. The first was drowned, but this companion who had escaped soon heard st...range and very loud noises beneath the water, like great guns being fired. Presently a vast number of fish floated up dead and with them a large scannah, which had a large wound in its side from which much blood flowed. The Skaggy or medicine man of the village said afterward that he knew, or saw, that the one so killed was the chief of the scaunahs and the one Indian who killed him had now become chief in his stead, and took for the crest of his clan this hole in the dorsal fin.
This clan, at one time was very numerous and consequently powerful ; they had a village of their own on the west coast of Queen Charlotte Island ; its name I think was Teaen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They had not pad- SCANNAH TOTEM STORIES. 63 died far out to sea before the canoe was surrounded by a great number of these evil creatures which were about to break their canoe in pieces. One of the men, grasping his knife, said to the other that if he was drowned and became a scannah, he would still hold the knife and stab the others. The second man holding to a fragment of the canoe, floated near an island and swam ashore. The first was drowned, but this companion who had escaped soon heard st...range and very loud noises beneath the water, like great guns being fired. Presently a vast number of fish floated up dead and with them a large scannah, which had a large wound in its side from which much blood flowed. The Skaggy or medicine man of the village said afterward that he knew, or saw, that the one so killed was the chief of the scaunahs and the one Indian who killed him had now become chief in his stead, and took for the crest of his clan this hole in the dorsal fin.
This clan, at one time was very numerous and consequently powerful ; they had a village of their own on the west coast of Queen Charlotte Island ; its name I think was Teaen.
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