 The Meamei went, taking with them their combos with which to cut the bark. They went each to a different tree, and each, with a strong hit, drove her combo into the bark. As she did so, each felt the tree that her combo had struck rising higher out of...  Journal of the British Archaeological Association - Page 111by British Archaeological Association - 1898Full view - About this book
 | Margaret Elizabeth Wells - 1917 - 208 pages
...from the earth, went the two girls. Hearing no chopping after the first blows, Wurrunnah ran toward the pines to see what was keeping the girls so long....trees were growing taller, even as he looked at them. He saw, too, that clinging to the trunks of the trees, high in the air, were his two wives. He called... | |
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