'How the World Was Made\r'

'Beginnings How The World Was Made Cheerokee, Retold by: throng Mo whizzy â€Å"The beingly concern is a great island move in a sea of water system” Long time ago when e trulything was altogether water and suspended at the each(prenominal) of the four cardinal points by a cord hanging down feather holding the solid rock. When the priming grows old and dulls it’s strings will snap and the earth will sink down scarce to be water again. The Indians were afriad of that happening. at that place was altogether the animals above in the Galunlati, the sky realm. They cherished more space and wondered what was below the water. The dwarfish water-beetle voluntered to supposek what was below.He darted for every direction, yet no firm place to rest. He went down under and gather mud, which ended up growing on every case until it because as to what we know call Earth. The animals were glowing to go down, they asked the birds to check if it wasn’t withal wet a nd they said that it was still wet. Later, the buzzard went down, he flew all other and got very tired and his wings began to strike the cast anchor making what we call moutains and the animals thought thither would that be mountains so they called the turkey buzzard to come back. As it dried, it grew isolated so they got the sun and set in a track to go around free-and-easy at a specific time.They took the sun, but it was really hot so they pushed it a little further until it was the right temperature for them to go out around. Under this newly found earth was another †where plants grew and sequences were different. There were streams that came down the mountains. When the season would change the water grew warming and warmer in the fall and in the pass things grew colder and colder. When the plants and animals were made they were told to watch and keep sleepless for several nights and only the owl, panther and unity or two were given the ower to see and to go about in the dark and made the prey of birds and animals to sleep at night. As for the trees, it was the ceder, pine, spruce, holly and the laurel who were given to be always green and to be greatest for medicine. The rest had to lose their leaves every winter. There was only one boy and one girl until he struck her a fish and said to multiply and so she did, but very rapidly that they feared that the world wounldn’t keep up and thence so it was made that a women should only have one child a year and so it has been ever since.\r\n'