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The Magic Speech Flower / or Little Luke and His Animal Friends

Chapter 5 LITTLE LUKE MAKES FRIENDS AMONG THE WILD FOLK

Word Count: 882    |    Released on: 01/12/2017

ld folk. Almost every day he had long talks with one or more of them. Thus it came to pass that he soon became exceeding wise

le besides hunting and trapping all his long life; even these did not begin to know the beasts and birds as little Luke knew them. Befor

sitting unseen on his form within a few feet of them. Mother Mit-chee the Ruffled Partridge made her nest in plain sight on the ground beside the old trail and they passed by a hundr

Black Mountain. For Old John, seeing the little boy's love of woodcraft and his wonderful keenness of e

nded business was finished, he would sit with the little boy on an old b

hen Old John started for home, he would go along with him up into the woods and there they would sit on a fallen log and talk of the old days when the R

illing any of his wild friends, even though he knew that their flesh and fur were very useful. He knew, too, that the Law of the Wild Kindred allowed everyon

ls could talk and build wigwams just as the Red Men did." He believed, too, that the forefathers of some tribes of the Red Men had been animals, and that the forefathers of some of the an

olk round about. For this reason, as time went on, many of them came to see the wonderful Man Cub

of them were furry folk, who lived in the woods and fields and along the brooks, and some were

ward before the return of Pe-boan the cruel Winter King. They loved the upper spaces of the great

t to them. So they seldom came down from their airy homes in the upper branches of the great trees. For this r

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1 Chapter 1 THE FINDING OF THE MAGIC FLOWER2 Chapter 2 LITTLE LUKE AND THE BOB LINCOLNS3 Chapter 3 THE STORY OF THE SUMMER LAND4 Chapter 4 BOB LINCOLN'S STORY OF HIS OWN LIFE5 Chapter 5 LITTLE LUKE MAKES FRIENDS AMONG THE WILD FOLK6 Chapter 6 LITTLE LUKE AND KIT-CHEE THE GREAT CRESTED FLYCATCHER7 Chapter 7 WHY THE KIT-CHEE PEOPLE ALWAYS USE SNAKE-SKINS IN NEST-BUILDING8 Chapter 8 LITTLE LUKE AND NICK-UTS THE YELLOWTHROAT9 Chapter 9 WHY MOTHER MO-LO THE COWBIRD LAYS HER EGGS IN OTHER BIRDS' NESTS10 Chapter 10 THE STORY OF O-PEE-CHEE THE FIRST ROBIN11 Chapter 11 HOW THE ROBIN'S BREAST BECAME RED12 Chapter 12 HOW THE BEES GOT THEIR STINGS13 Chapter 13 THE STORY OF THE FIRST SWALLOWS14 Chapter 14 LITTLE LUKE AND A-BAL-KA THE CHIPMUNK15 Chapter 15 HOW A-BAL-KA GOT HIS BLACK STRIPES16 Chapter 16 HOW A-BAL-KA THE CHIPMUNK HELPED MEN17 Chapter 17 LITTLE LUKE AND MEE-KO THE RED SQUIRREL18 Chapter 18 THE STORY OF THE FIRST RED SQUIRRELS19 Chapter 19 HOW THE RED SQUIRREL BECAME SMALL20 Chapter 20 LITTLE LUKE AND MOTHER MIT-CHEE THE RUFFLED PARTRIDGE21 Chapter 21 WHY THE FEATHERED FOLK RAISE THEIR HEADS WHEN THEY DRINK22 Chapter 22 LITTLE LUKE AND FATHER MIT-CHEE23 Chapter 23 THE STORY OF THE FIRST PARTRIDGE24 Chapter 24 WHY PARTRIDGES DRUM25 Chapter 25 MOTHER WA-POOSE AND OLD BOZE THE HOUND26 Chapter 26 MOTHER WA-POOSE AND OLD KLAWS THE HOUSE CAT27 Chapter 27 THE RABBIT DANCE28 Chapter 28 WHY THE WILD FOLK NO LONGER TALK THE MAN-TALK29 Chapter 29 THE TALE OF SUN-KA THE WISE DOG30 Chapter 30 HOW THE DOG'S TONGUE BECAME LONG31 Chapter 31 THE STORY OF THE FAITHFUL DOG