Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 358
north, the hawk — whichhad become dry after the short rain-—caughtup and passed him, saying, We too do thisto each other! The boy-antelope turned west-ward, and smoked the second cigarette; and atonce another terrific rain began.t Half-wayto the west he again passed the hawk shiver-ing and crying… … RAIN FALLS ON PF-E-khOO. the wet hawk half-way, and again the hawkdried its feathers in time to catch up and passhim as he was turning to the east for the home-stretch. Here again the boy-antelope stoppedand smoked a cigarette — the fourth and last. * A common Indian taunt, either good-natured or…
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