The White Doe Colleen Bawn
The White Doe Colleen Bawn
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It has since been given guardianship over the white deer slayer in order to overcome the evil consequences of his skill, ABENAKI INDIANS Abenaki-"Wabuna ki"; from Wabun, a term of "light" or "white" and a ki "land" or "earth". There- fore Wabuna'ki signifies "the land of light or morning" "east-land. " The Abenaki were the real White Moun- tain Indians, occupying the territory now included in New Hampshire, Maine and Vermont, when the white man reached our shores, and were called Nipmunks; from... Nipe "water" and Auke "place", "fresh water people". When the "pale face" first came among these children of fate, whose souls and senses were impressed by Nature's beautiful environment, they numbered some six thousand fighting men alone — not to count the women, children and infirm.
There were many tribes, each with its semi-indepen- dent chief.
Androscoggin, said to be a corruption of Amasagunti- cook: from Namos "fish", Kees "high". Cook "river", meaning "a high fishing place on the river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It has since been given guardianship over the white deer slayer in order to overcome the evil consequences of his skill, ABENAKI INDIANS Abenaki-"Wabuna ki"; from Wabun, a term of "light" or "white" and a ki "land" or "earth". There- fore Wabuna'ki signifies "the land of light or morning" "east-land. " The Abenaki were the real White Moun- tain Indians, occupying the territory now included in New Hampshire, Maine and Vermont, when the white man reached our shores, and were called Nipmunks; from... Nipe "water" and Auke "place", "fresh water people". When the "pale face" first came among these children of fate, whose souls and senses were impressed by Nature's beautiful environment, they numbered some six thousand fighting men alone — not to count the women, children and infirm.
There were many tribes, each with its semi-indepen- dent chief.
Androscoggin, said to be a corruption of Amasagunti- cook: from Namos "fish", Kees "high". Cook "river", meaning "a high fishing place on the river.
What to read after The White Doe Colleen Bawn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel P From Old Catalog Connor to read onlineMoreLess
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