The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life part 3 (1912)
University Society, New York · New York : University Society · leaf 90
t-ing, running, and jumping. Ne-vat-i, the boaster, suffered such an igno-minious defeat in two trials that he was dressedlike a girl until he could by some new exploit re-deem himself. Then, afterward, when the land was rich incattle and crops, a fair prize, the fierce Piutecame down from the… … CLUTCHING HIS TREASURE TO HIS BREAST, HE RAN FROM THE HAUNTED PLACE. 70 INDIAN LIFE AND INDIAN STORIES bay, and all killed but two, whom Honani hadsaved, he sent them back to their own country totell his message: how he had eaten up all theirfighting men, and would do the like to any otherscoming…
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