The Eagle Catcher
The Eagle Catcher
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A crowd was gathered on the pavement outside of Blue Sky Hall. The community center bore the name that other plains tribes had given to Arapahos—Blue Sky People. Vicky wound her way to the front door.
The inside of the hall resembled a gymnasium filled with rows of folding chairs. Most of the chairs were already taken, and people were staking out standing room along the back and side walls. Voices were hushed and respectful. There were more people here than she’d ever seen at a wake, even her mo...ther’s two years ago. Spotting her mother’s sister in the middle row, Vicky walked down the center aisle to where the old woman was seated.
“You’re lookin’ tired,” Rose whispered, lifting a stuffed woven bag from the chair next to her so that Vicky could sit down.
It was about 9 o’clock, an hour after the wake was supposed to start. Vicky knew that Father John would start the services on Indian time, when everyone had arrived and was ready. Indian time had nothing to do with clocks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A crowd was gathered on the pavement outside of Blue Sky Hall. The community center bore the name that other plains tribes had given to Arapahos—Blue Sky People. Vicky wound her way to the front door.
The inside of the hall resembled a gymnasium filled with rows of folding chairs. Most of the chairs were already taken, and people were staking out standing room along the back and side walls. Voices were hushed and respectful. There were more people here than she’d ever seen at a wake, even her mo...ther’s two years ago. Spotting her mother’s sister in the middle row, Vicky walked down the center aisle to where the old woman was seated.
“You’re lookin’ tired,” Rose whispered, lifting a stuffed woven bag from the chair next to her so that Vicky could sit down.
It was about 9 o’clock, an hour after the wake was supposed to start. Vicky knew that Father John would start the services on Indian time, when everyone had arrived and was ready. Indian time had nothing to do with clocks.
What to read after The Eagle Catcher?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Coel to read onlineMoreLess
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