He learned to talk as the bears talk and to walk like them. Nothing hurt him, and he was never hungry. Some Indians saw the father bear one day and chased him. Then they found the mother and her cubs, and all were killed.
The boy hid in the hollow tree. The Indians found him and took him away. He was very wild and did not love his people, for they had killed the bears.
The Indian boy was kept in the wigwam. He learned the ways of his people again, but never did he shoot or trap a bear. [[126]]
Teepee Village
From a Photograph
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XVI. LEGEND OF NIAGARA FALLS
(Seneca)