no Gutenberg, incluindo Indian Boyhood; Indian Heroes and Great Chieftains; Old Indian Days e The Soul of the Indian. em audio: Great American Indian Stories. na University of Virginia, com uma nova biblioteca, Indian Boyhood.
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"After I left my cradle, I almost walked away from it, she told me. She then began calling my attention to natural objects. Whenever I heard the song of a bird, she would tell me what bird it came from, something after this fashion:
"Hakadah, listen to Shechoka (the robin) calling his mate. He says he has just found somethink good to eat." Or "Listen to Oopehanska (the thrush); he is singing for his little wife. He will sing his best."
Charles Eastman em Indian Boyhood.
light gazing, ışığa bakmak
Thursday, May 19, 2011
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