zho

/ zəʊ /

noun

The most remarkable of all these French traders was Joliet (zho-le-).

"Now for Man-a-bo-zho," he grinned as he left the lodge, well pleased with the mischief he had wrought.

He could see the village plainly, so he thought he would wait there till Man-a-bo-zho came home.

From far, far away came a faint sound; it was the voice of Man-a-bo-zho, shouting his war-cry.

On rushed Man-a-bo-zho, breathing vengeance; swiftly, like a moving shadow, fled Grasshopper.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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