The Stone Lions of Cochiti
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"Muchos se quemaron aqui, ninos, " said the narrator, sorrowfully, as he pointed to the fallen ruins. Those who escaped, unwilling longer to live amid the scenes of such calamity, deserted the place and set- tled in the fertile fields of Cile, on the banks of the Rio Grande, where they built the city of Chah-pah-she, and where the ruins of their habitations are to be seen even unto this day.
But a relentless fate pursued them even to their newly adopted home. An invading host of strange beings ...appeared from the far southeast. These were the Pee-nee-nees, a nation of dwarfs whose hair was milky white, and whose home was in the famed valley of the Rio Bonito. A war ensued, so terrible and re- lentless, that at its end not a single one of the people of Chah-pah-she survived. All were destroyed, men, women and children, and their nation was extinct. Nothing remains to tell of their greatness and sad STONE LIONS OF COCHITI. 15 fate, but the ruins of their cities and the remnants of their sculptured monuments.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Muchos se quemaron aqui, ninos, " said the narrator, sorrowfully, as he pointed to the fallen ruins. Those who escaped, unwilling longer to live amid the scenes of such calamity, deserted the place and set- tled in the fertile fields of Cile, on the banks of the Rio Grande, where they built the city of Chah-pah-she, and where the ruins of their habitations are to be seen even unto this day.
But a relentless fate pursued them even to their newly adopted home. An invading host of strange beings ...appeared from the far southeast. These were the Pee-nee-nees, a nation of dwarfs whose hair was milky white, and whose home was in the famed valley of the Rio Bonito. A war ensued, so terrible and re- lentless, that at its end not a single one of the people of Chah-pah-she survived. All were destroyed, men, women and children, and their nation was extinct. Nothing remains to tell of their greatness and sad STONE LIONS OF COCHITI. 15 fate, but the ruins of their cities and the remnants of their sculptured monuments.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L Bradford Le Baron Bradford Prince to read onlineMoreLess
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