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Hiawatha: Introduction |
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Hiawatha: You shall hear how Pau-Puk-Kee |
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Hiawatha: And when all the guests had fi |
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Hiawatha: He was dressed in shirt of doe |
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Hiawatha: First he danced a solemn measu |
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Hiawatha: Then they said to Chibiabos |
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Hiawatha: "Onaway! Awake, beloved!" |
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Hiawatha: Thus the gentle Chibiabos |
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Hiawatha: Very boastful was Iagoo |
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Hiawatha: And they said "O good Iagoo" |
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Hiawatha: Introduction |
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Hiawatha: O the long and dreary winter! |
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Hiawatha: Into Hiawatha's wigwam |
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Hiawatha: Forth into the empty forest |
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Hiawatha: In the wigwam with Nokomis |
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Hiawatha: Over snow fields waste and pat |
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Hiawatha: And he rushed into the wigwam |
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Hiawatha: Then they buried Minnehaha |
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Hiawatha: "Farewell," said he, "Minnehah |
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Hiawatha: Introduction |
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Hiawatha: Spring had come wit all its sp |
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Hiawatha: From his wanderings far to eas |
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Hiawatha: Only Hiawatha laughed not |
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Hiawatha: By the shore of Gitche Gumee |
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Hiawatha: From the brow of Hiawatha |
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Hiawatha: It was neither goose nor diver |
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Hiawatha: Then the joyous Hiawatha |
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Hiawatha: Then the generous Hiawatha |
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Hiawatha: Then the Black-Robe chief, and |
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Hiawatha: Heavy with the heat and silenc |
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Hiawatha: From his place rose Hiawatha |
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Hiawatha: On the shore stood Hiawatha |
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Hiawatha: And they said "Farewell for ev |
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