Jenks, Albert Ernest, 1869-1953 · New York ; Chicago ; Dallas : Mentzer, Bush & Co. · leaf 54
o the lake, and sucked out all of his blood, and, after days and days, laid him on the shore at night dead and bloodless. Once the Bad Spirit did not bring a boy back at all, but ate him all up down in the deep water. Late in the next Summer Ji-shib was out in the forest, and an unknown bird called…
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