Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 149
dians say, amoon—before the young eagles wing had fullymended and the bird was old enough andstrong enough to fly. And in the meantimeWaukewa cared for it and fed it daily, and thefriendship between the boy and the bird grewvery strong. But at last the time came when the willingcaptive must be… … WAUKEWA AND THE STRUGGLINGEAGLE WERE FLOATING OUTWARDAND DOWNWARD THROUGH THE CLOUD OF MIST. J 36 WAUKEWAS EAGLE. 137 toward the sky in great circles, rejoicing in itsfreedom and its strange, new power of flight.But when Waukewa began to move awayfrom the spot, it came swooping down again;and all…
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