Walks the Fire
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The boy had watched his father fashion it with glowing eyes, not daring to presume that he would merit such a fine bow. The horn was boiled until soft and then split into shape, the pieces joined together at notches. Wet sinew was wound about the joint of the bow. It contained a natural glue, and when it dried, it glued itself in place. Joined in this way, the joint was stronger even than if the nails used by the whites held the pieces together. When Rides the Wind had finished the bow, he strun...g it with a fresh buffalo sinew and presented it to his son without ceremony.
Two Mothers was barely able to contain his excitement. He stammered his thanks and prepared to rush outside to show the gift to his friends. But Rides the Wind stopped him. “There will be time to boast when you bring home your first deer… let us make new arrows before we hunt. Let us see how you have grown since the last moon.”
Rides the Wind measured his son’s arm. The distance from the elbow joint to the tip of the middle finger and then back to the wrist would be the length of Two Mothers’ arrows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The boy had watched his father fashion it with glowing eyes, not daring to presume that he would merit such a fine bow. The horn was boiled until soft and then split into shape, the pieces joined together at notches. Wet sinew was wound about the joint of the bow. It contained a natural glue, and when it dried, it glued itself in place. Joined in this way, the joint was stronger even than if the nails used by the whites held the pieces together. When Rides the Wind had finished the bow, he strun...g it with a fresh buffalo sinew and presented it to his son without ceremony.
Two Mothers was barely able to contain his excitement. He stammered his thanks and prepared to rush outside to show the gift to his friends. But Rides the Wind stopped him. “There will be time to boast when you bring home your first deer… let us make new arrows before we hunt. Let us see how you have grown since the last moon.”
Rides the Wind measured his son’s arm. The distance from the elbow joint to the tip of the middle finger and then back to the wrist would be the length of Two Mothers’ arrows.
What to read after Walks the Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephanie Grace Whitson to read onlineMoreLess
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