The Grand Caon of Arizona Through the Stereoscope the Underwood Patent Map S
The Grand Caon of Arizona Through the Stereoscope the Underwood Patent Map S
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Quite the opposite of modern statistical interpretation is the old Pi-Ute tradition about that Gateway. This is the story as Major Powell heard it years ago: " Long ago there was a great and wise chief who mourned the death of his wife, of Arizona 49 and would not be comforted till Ta- vwoats, one of the Indian gods, came to him and told him she was in a happier land, and offered to take him there that he might see her himself, if upon his return he would cease to mourn. The great chief promise...d. Then Ta-vwoats made a trail through the mountains that intervene between that beautiful land, the balmy region in the Great West, and this the desert home of the poor Nu-ma. This trail was the canon gorge of the Colorado. Through it he led him, and, when they had returned, the deity ex- acted from the chief a promise that he would tell no one of the joys of that land, lest through discontent with the circum- stances of this world, they should desire to go to heaven. Then he rolled a river into the gorge, a mad, raging stream, that should engulf any that might attempt to enter thereby.
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Quite the opposite of modern statistical interpretation is the old Pi-Ute tradition about that Gateway. This is the story as Major Powell heard it years ago: " Long ago there was a great and wise chief who mourned the death of his wife, of Arizona 49 and would not be comforted till Ta- vwoats, one of the Indian gods, came to him and told him she was in a happier land, and offered to take him there that he might see her himself, if upon his return he would cease to mourn. The great chief promise...d. Then Ta-vwoats made a trail through the mountains that intervene between that beautiful land, the balmy region in the Great West, and this the desert home of the poor Nu-ma. This trail was the canon gorge of the Colorado. Through it he led him, and, when they had returned, the deity ex- acted from the chief a promise that he would tell no one of the joys of that land, lest through discontent with the circum- stances of this world, they should desire to go to heaven. Then he rolled a river into the gorge, a mad, raging stream, that should engulf any that might attempt to enter thereby.
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