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The Bookshelf for boys and girls (1912)

University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 130

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ld not die, though they them- the birds that they knew upon their rivers and selves should pass away. The cunning carvers their prairies, then the fathers would tell them jf the tribe cut deep into the living rock of the story of the Piasau, and how the Great A\e bluff the terrible form of the… … CUNNING CARVERS CUT DEEP INTO THE ROCKTHE FORM OF THE PIASAU. THE GIANT WITH NINE LIVES There was once a terrible giant who lived in themiddle of Turtle Mountain. Every week he cameout and picked up one of the Indians who lived inthe foot-hills, and took him home and ate him. Atlast the chief of…

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