Macmillan, Cyrus, 1880- [from old catalog] · New York, Dodd, Mead and company · leaf 108
n great angerhurried away to other parts, and that day there was no moredanger on the sea near the fishing grounds. The boy and the man soon reached the fishing groundsin safety. And the boy taught his foster-father a magicsong with which he was able to lure fish to his nets. Beforeevening came the… … AND SHE MAKES TO HIM AN OFFERING OF TINY WHITEFEATHERS PLUCKED FROM THE BREASTS OF BIRDS THE BOY OF THE RED TWILIGHT SKY 71 them all and dried their skins. Then he dressed himself inthe skin of a plover and rose into the air and flew above thesea. And the sea under him was grey Uke his wings.…
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