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aglegrow dull, saw the great wingsdroop; and his heart began to throbwith pain instead of joy. He re-membered how beautiful the eaglehad looked as it soared through theair. He knew how he himself wouldfeel, if those ugly cords bound him.He loved the eagle greatly and its sorrow made eagle can… … THEN, FROM BEHIND A BOULDER,A LITTLE INDIAN BOY. 358 THE EAGLES FLIGHT wings beating the air, as it swung up and up andup. The boy drew a sharp knife, and cut awaythe cords. He trembled as he worked, for heknew well the wrath of his father. But he wouldrather face that than see the great eagle…
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