the man who calls the young hawks his sons (Tale 24)

Role: stranger · First appears: Tale 24 · The Boy and the Young Hawks

In Tale 24, the man told the boy (Tale 24) that the four young hawks were his sons and the boy’s brothers: “You have pleased me by taking such good care of my sons, and these birds are your brothers.”

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• The man told the boy that the young hawks were his sons and the boy's brothers.(Tale 24 · The Boy and the Young Hawks)
  • With: the boy (Tale 24) the first young hawk (Tale 24) the second young hawk (Tale 24) the third young hawk (Tale 24) the fourth young hawk (Tale 24)
  • “The man said: ‘You have pleased me by taking such good care of my sons, and these birds are your brothers.’”

Tale 24 · The Boy and the Young Hawks

• child: the first young hawk (Tale 24) “You have pleased me by taking such good care of my sons, and these birds are your brothers.”
• child: the second young hawk (Tale 24) “You have pleased me by taking such good care of my sons, and these birds are your brothers.”
• child: the third young hawk (Tale 24) “You have pleased me by taking such good care of my sons, and these birds are your brothers.”
• child: the fourth young hawk (Tale 24) “You have pleased me by taking such good care of my sons, and these birds are your brothers.”

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Extracted from the original text of Traditions of the Arikara. Made with Rho MD.