Eagle Boy: A Pacific Northwest Native Tale

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By Richard Lee Vaughan

The village people living along the Pacific Coast didn’t like the eagles that swooped from the sky and snatched fish from the waters, but Eagle Boy, an orphan who loved to watch the eagles, always shared his fish with them. One year when fish became scarce, the people had to move their village and left Eagle Boy behind. The eagles remembered his generosity and brought him more food than he could eat. Eventually, Eagle Boy saves the village from starvation.

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