Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 357
d and neck hadbeen burnt bare of feathers—and from that dayto this the feathers would never grow out again.And did you see nothing ? they all asked,when they had bathed his burns. Nothing, he answered, except that whenI was half-way down I saw in the middle ofyon cottonwood forest a little mound… … i892.] TEE-WAHN FOLK-STORIES. 345 Off flew the buzzard, and in a few minutesreturned with a little white flower. Nah-chu-ru-chu took it, and, descending from the ladderin silence, walked solemnly to his house, whileall the wondering people followed. When Nah-chu-ru-chu came inside his homeonce…
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