. The early herdsmen. Prehistoric peoples. 104 The Early Herdsmen "There is some tall grass standing above the snow," said Spin-a-thread. "The cattle can eat the moss on the trees," said Root- digger. "They can eat young ; "Horses paw the snow from the grass," said Little-bear. "I've seen them do ; "Horses can stand the cold very well," said Tether-peg. "Cattle will do well in this weather, but if it should turn very cold, it will be hard for ; "The tethered creatures need our help now," added Spin
. The early herdsmen. Prehistoric peoples. 104 The Early Herdsmen "There is some tall grass standing above the snow," said Spin-a-thread. "The cattle can eat the moss on the trees," said Root- digger. "They can eat young ; "Horses paw the snow from the grass," said Little-bear. "I've seen them do ; "Horses can stand the cold very well," said Tether-peg. "Cattle will do well in this weather, but if it should turn very cold, it will be hard for ; "The tethered creatures need our help now," added Spin-a-thread. "Let's go and brush away the snow so they can get to the ; The women and children took birch branches and swept the snow from the spots where the animals were tethered. They brought wisps of dry grass to the cow and they gave her from the spots where the animals were tethered SOme tUIHip They swept the snou. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Dopp, Katharine Elizabeth, 1863-. Chicago : Rand, McNally
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