Indian Story And Song
Indian Story And Song
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_Ponka. _ Hi a ha ha ha a he a-we dho hee hu he a he dhe ya a ho e dho hee hu e a-he ya a ha e dho he he dho-e. Nu-don hon-ga ni-a-shi-ga bi-e he mia ka non-zhi-a he eMi-ka-thi-a-ma ha dhea a-me dho he eHon-ga dhe-te non zhin-ge dho he e. ] THE MOCKING-BIRD'S SONG.
This little song of springtime was noted from the singing of a Tiguagirl of the pueblo of Isleta, N. M. , by my honoured and lamented friendand co-worker, Professor John Comfort Fillmore. It tells the story ofthe semi-arid region whe...re it was born.
Rain, people, rain! The rain is all around us. It is going to come pouring down, And the summer will be fair to see, The mocking-bird has said so.
[Music: MOCKING BIRD SONG.
_Tigua. _ Transcribed and harmonizedby PROF. JOHN COMFORT FILLMORE.
Hla-chi dai-nin, hla-chi dai-nin, i-beh ma kun whi ni weh, da win gu ba hin ah. Ah hlun hla hlue i hi ei-ah whi no ei-ah whi no i-ah ei-ah hi-ah hin ni ni ah. Tur wey u tur p'hoa whe na he de a na lhen h'li he pun hi ni ni ahLi u yu sa na a a a ya he wa a hi ni ni a hi ni ni a ni a a ha i hi.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_Ponka. _ Hi a ha ha ha a he a-we dho hee hu he a he dhe ya a ho e dho hee hu e a-he ya a ha e dho he he dho-e. Nu-don hon-ga ni-a-shi-ga bi-e he mia ka non-zhi-a he eMi-ka-thi-a-ma ha dhea a-me dho he eHon-ga dhe-te non zhin-ge dho he e. ] THE MOCKING-BIRD'S SONG.
This little song of springtime was noted from the singing of a Tiguagirl of the pueblo of Isleta, N. M. , by my honoured and lamented friendand co-worker, Professor John Comfort Fillmore. It tells the story ofthe semi-arid region whe...re it was born.
Rain, people, rain! The rain is all around us. It is going to come pouring down, And the summer will be fair to see, The mocking-bird has said so.
[Music: MOCKING BIRD SONG.
_Tigua. _ Transcribed and harmonizedby PROF. JOHN COMFORT FILLMORE.
Hla-chi dai-nin, hla-chi dai-nin, i-beh ma kun whi ni weh, da win gu ba hin ah. Ah hlun hla hlue i hi ei-ah whi no ei-ah whi no i-ah ei-ah hi-ah hin ni ni ah. Tur wey u tur p'hoa whe na he de a na lhen h'li he pun hi ni ni ahLi u yu sa na a a a ya he wa a hi ni ni a hi ni ni a ni a a ha i hi.
What to read after Indian Story And Song?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fletcher Alice Cunningham to read onlineMoreLess
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