The Man Who Married the Moon And Other Pueblo Indian Folk Stories
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He was not of the Tee-wahn, but a Ute, who was taken in war while yet a child. When the war- riors brought him here, a Grandmother who was very poor took him for her son, and reared him, loving him greatly, and teaching him all the works of men. Coming to be a young man, he was a mighty hunter ; but so good in his heart that he loved the animals as brothers, and they all loved 15 169 i;o TEE-WAHN FOLK-STORIES him. When he went out to hunt, the first game he killed he always dressed and left the...re for his an- imal-friends to eat. Sometimes it was Keem-ee- deh, king of the four-feet, who came to the feast Sun-Arrow had made; and sometimes Kahr-nai- deh, the Badger, who is best of all to dig, and who showed Those of Old how to make their caves; and sometimes the smaller ones. They were all grateful ; for no other was so kind to feed them.
Now the Grandmother would never let Sun- Arrow go to war, fearing that he would be killed ; and all the other young men laughed at him, be- cause he had never taken the sacred oak-bark.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was not of the Tee-wahn, but a Ute, who was taken in war while yet a child. When the war- riors brought him here, a Grandmother who was very poor took him for her son, and reared him, loving him greatly, and teaching him all the works of men. Coming to be a young man, he was a mighty hunter ; but so good in his heart that he loved the animals as brothers, and they all loved 15 169 i;o TEE-WAHN FOLK-STORIES him. When he went out to hunt, the first game he killed he always dressed and left the...re for his an- imal-friends to eat. Sometimes it was Keem-ee- deh, king of the four-feet, who came to the feast Sun-Arrow had made; and sometimes Kahr-nai- deh, the Badger, who is best of all to dig, and who showed Those of Old how to make their caves; and sometimes the smaller ones. They were all grateful ; for no other was so kind to feed them.
Now the Grandmother would never let Sun- Arrow go to war, fearing that he would be killed ; and all the other young men laughed at him, be- cause he had never taken the sacred oak-bark.
What to read after The Man Who Married the Moon And Other Pueblo Indian Folk Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Fletcher Lummis to read onlineMoreLess
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