Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 455
old woman had to sing her songover a great many times, as she wenthunting all around; but at last she called: Come out of the quivers where you are! Then the witch made herself very small in-deed, and went behind the foot of a big cranethat was standing on one leg near the lake.But at last the boys… … Si^iC THE WITCH MADE HERSELF VERY SMALL, AND WENT BEHIND THEFOOT OF A BIG CRANE. Nah-oo-fah-chee (hide-and-seek), and the onewho is found three times by the other shallpay his life. The boys agreed [for such a challenge, whichwas once a common one with the Indians, couldnot possibly be declined],…
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