The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life part 3 (1912)
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own land, anda sound of terror to his foes. Then would thegrateful rains come in fullness, and where wasnow a desolation of famine would be a land ofplenty. Again would the Ho-pi-tuh give thanksto Those above, and the name of Ma-sau-wah(Death) would be strange in the houses of thepeaceful people.… … HE STOOD ON THE TERRACE BENEATH, IN A FLOOD OF MOONLIGHTN.&O.L. II. 5. 6j 66 INDIAN LIFE AND INDIAN STORIES (honani) taken to the cliff-tops, the eagles right-ful place? Yours is down there, or over yon-der ; and he pointed by chance toward the snow-peaks. Honani wakened from his dream of…
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