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THE FIRE BIRD



BOOKS BY
GENE STRATTON-PORTER
Nature Books
The Song of the Cardinal
Friends in Feathers
Birds of the Bible
Music of the Wild
Moths of the Limberlost
Morning Face
Homing With the Birds
Nature Stories
Freckles
A Girl of the Limberlost
At the Foot of the Rainbow
The Harvester
Laddie
Michael O'Halloran
A Daughter of the Land
Her Father's Daughter
The Fire Bird

"Medicine Man, O Medicine Man, |
Make for me a new, a sure medicine |
That will ease my scorched heart |
Of the fire of a flaming red bird |
And take from my tortured hands |
Their burden of moon white lilies." |

THE FIRE BIRD
GENE
STRATTON-PORTER,
ILLUSTRATIONS
BY GORDON GRANT
DECORATIONS BY
LEE THAYER
GARDEN CITY, N. Y., AND TORONTO
DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & COMPANY
1922

COPYRIGHT, 1922, BY
GENE STRATTON-PORTER
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, INCLUDING THAT OF TRANSLATION INTO FOREIGN LANGUAGES, INCLUDING THE SCANDINAVIAN
PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES
AT
THE COUNTRY LIFE PRESS, GARDEN CITY, N. Y.
First Edition

TO
EDWARD SHERIFF CURTIS
BLOOD BROTHER TO THE INDIANS BY CEREMONIAL
SPIRIT BROTHER TO HIS FELLOW MEN BY BIRTH

PAGE | |
PART I | |
The Love Dance of Princess Yiada | 1 |
PART II | |
Coüy-oüy and Mountain Lion | 22 |
PART III | |
Yiada's Flight to the Mandanas | 49 |

Princess Yiada and the Medicine Man | Frontispiece |
FACING PAGE | |
Coüy-oüy and Mountain Lion | 22 |
Star Face and Dove Eye | 49 |

THE FIRE BIRD

PART I
THE LOVE DANCE OF YIADA
Medicine Man, O Medicine Man,
Make for me High Magic.
I, Yiada, daughter of White Wolf,
Mighty Chief of the Canawacs,
Mate of Star Face, Brave of the Mandanas,
I of your blood, I have said it!
From the roots of the white toluache lilies
Make me a strong medicine
That will drown my scorching spirit-fire
And empty my hands of their fulness.
Beat your sacred turtle drums
Loud and threateningly.
Drive back to the fear peopled forest
Of the far and dread Shadow Land
The flaming ghost of the fire bird
And the white flower of the still water.
Heal me of the dread head-sickness
Like the midsummer madness
Of foaming-mouthed quiota.
I, Yiada, proud daughter of the fierce Canawacs,
I, mate of the Brave, Star Face,