Macmillan, Cyrus, 1880- [from old catalog] · New York, Dodd, Mead and company · leaf 76
of the Indians in those old times, and they beatit loudly at aU their dances and festivals. The boy beat thedrum each evening, and made a great noise, and he was veryproud because he had the only drum in the whole village.One day the Chief sent for him and said to him, I want toborrow your drum for… … THAT NIGHT AN OLD WOLF CAME THROUGHTHE FOREST IN SEARCH OF FOOD THE BOY WHO WAS CALLED THICK-HEAD 45 want your drum, and I myself will beat it at the dance. SoThick-head brought his drum to the Chiefs house, but hewas not very well pleased, because he was not invited tothe feast, while his brothers…
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