Indian Legends of Minnesota
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Those gleaming strands of gold, he first Must navigate the bay, within Whose darkly deep and treacherous bounds The water, shamming, seems to sleep, But only lies, like cunning fox, To snare unwary passers-by And hold them from their homeward way.
" The story is not new. It is Told with every year, as I do tell It now, when comes Medawe time ; When all the earth was young in youth The mighty Water reigned thereon And breath of life was not. Then, here, Upon the wind was heard a voice In thunder... tones, which said unto The Water, Ritchie Gumme, I Am Gezha Manitou of Life The Master Spirit. Lo ! I bid Thy waves recede. Here, leading up Past Wey-do-dosh-she-ma-de-nog Unto the Soul s Hereafter, I Have established Ke-wa-ku-na.
Thy waters overleap my path So that my children cannot pass.
Thou st gone too far. Retreat to serve Within the spacious metes which I Have set for thee. Because the waves Would not, Gezha Manitou hurled Them back upon each other, till They sank deeper and deeper and Deeper into perpetual sea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Those gleaming strands of gold, he first Must navigate the bay, within Whose darkly deep and treacherous bounds The water, shamming, seems to sleep, But only lies, like cunning fox, To snare unwary passers-by And hold them from their homeward way.
" The story is not new. It is Told with every year, as I do tell It now, when comes Medawe time ; When all the earth was young in youth The mighty Water reigned thereon And breath of life was not. Then, here, Upon the wind was heard a voice In thunder... tones, which said unto The Water, Ritchie Gumme, I Am Gezha Manitou of Life The Master Spirit. Lo ! I bid Thy waves recede. Here, leading up Past Wey-do-dosh-she-ma-de-nog Unto the Soul s Hereafter, I Have established Ke-wa-ku-na.
Thy waters overleap my path So that my children cannot pass.
Thou st gone too far. Retreat to serve Within the spacious metes which I Have set for thee. Because the waves Would not, Gezha Manitou hurled Them back upon each other, till They sank deeper and deeper and Deeper into perpetual sea.
What to read after Indian Legends of Minnesota?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cordenio a Severance to read onlineMoreLess
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