very weakly or delicately; fragile
going beyond or surpassing (usually in a spiritual sense)
breaking down in pieces or being destroyed in several parts
a sense of godliness or sacredness
forceful effort; strain
primitive
making up for some mistake; reimbursement
particularly; primarily
state of something becoming worse and worse
a manner of disjointedness
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Momaday loved his grandmother, and he held her in great regard. He loved the telling of the beautiful stories she shared, as well as her relationship to nature. In her honor, he decides to embark on a similar journey to his ancestor's great...
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