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Excerpt from White OtterAt midday White Otter came to a great vil lage of the little Underground People, the prai rie dogs. He rode slowly between the small earth lodges, and saw hundreds of the eccentric little creatures sitting up to watch him. One old gray-whiskered sentinel chattered shrilly as the pony approached, and finally dove fran tically into his burrow. Most of the Under ground People followed his example. White Otter laughed at th...

Excerpt from Running FoxThe eyes of the stern Delaware war-chief lighted with pride as he heard the bold request of his son. He spent some moments silently studying the face of the eager lad before him. Then, convinced that Running Fox was in earnest, he answered him.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important histor...

Excerpt from The Red Arrow: An Indian TaleThe lad rode away in silence, for he knew that it was not the part of a warrior to give way to his emotions. The snow had re treated to the mountain-tops, the prairie was dotted with wild ¿owers, and the air was filled with the music of birds. Spring was ripening into early summer and the great Western country was at its best. Having passed from sight and sound of the camp, White Otter stopped his pony...

Excerpt from The White WolfOne of the most popular leaders was the famous young warrior Running fox, the son of the Delaware war-chief. This lad of seventeen winters had gained great fame the previous year in a series of daring exploits against the Mohawks. Accompanied by a single companion he had journeyed to the Mohawk camp, and after a long and perilous captivity succeeded in carrying away a famous medicine-trophy which the Delawares believ...

Excerpt from The Red Arrow: An Indian Tale Sioux war-chief, and old Singing Wind, his squaw. His grandfather had given him his favorite war-pony, his buffalo-hide war-shield, and his weapons, and Singing Wind had pre sented him with several pairs of moccasins and a great, soft buffalo robe which She had tanned with her own hands. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www....

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Excerpt from The White Wolf Pooxit, the time of falling leaves, had passed, and Mauwallauwin, the time for hunting, was at hand. The Delaware camp hummed with activity. The Delawares were preparing for the great autumn hunt. It was the sole topic of conversation. They had thought of little else since the celebration of their annual harvest festival some weeks previous. Many hunting parties had been organized, each under command of a skillful ...

Excerpt from Running Fox Having reached the age of sixteen winters, Running Fox, the son of Black Panther, a famous Delaware war-chief, determined to establish his reputation as a warrior. He knew, however, that before he could gain admission into the gallant company of fighting men he would have to prove his courage and ability in some daring exploit. Running Fox believed that the Delawares would expect some extraordinary achievement from th...

Excerpt from White OtterAt midday White Otter came to a great vil lage of the little Underground People, the prai rie dogs. He rode slowly between the small earth lodges, and saw hundreds of the eccentric little creatures sitting up to watch him. One old gray-whiskered sentinel chattered shrilly as the pony approached, and finally dove fran tically into his burrow. Most of the Under ground People followed his example. White Otter laughed at th...