Share page |
|
|||
THE CUNNING HARE' |
105 |
||
|
|||
be sure that there was no chance of anyone pursuing him, trotted happily home to his grandmother.
' Didn't I tell you I would bring you fire ?' said he, holding up his net, which was now burning briskly.
' But how did you cross the water ? ' inquired the old woman.
' Oh, I just jumped ! ' said he. And his grandmother asked him no more questions, for she saw that he was wiser than she. |
|||
|
|||
['Indian Folk Tales.' Bureau of Ethnology.~] |
|||
|
|||