🌲 The man who married the moon, and other Pueblo Indian folk-stories, The North Wind and the South Wind, sentence 22

As he put his foot on the ladder to come down into the house (all Pueblo rooms used to be entered only from the roof, and thousands are so yet) great flakes of snow fell around him; but Mí-o-chin, the newcomer, made it very warm, and the snow melted.

Who acts: Shó, Pueblo rooms, thousands, great flakes, Mí, snow · What happens: put, come down, use, enter, be, fall · To what, where: foot, ladder, house, roof

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