The Traditions of the Hopi
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He placed a number of strands of beads around his neck and ear pendants around his ears. One of the Eagles said, "I am going to carry you on my back. " So he mounted the Eagle, holding him self with both hands to the wings of the Eagle, and the other Eagle taking the lead, they began to ascend. The people in the village observed them and recognized the young man, and said, "Oh! Why is that Eagle carrying Chorzhvuluqolo ! " As they started, the Eagle that carried him said to him, he should sing ...the following song : Haoo Inguu! Haoo Inaa! Hao, my mother! Hao, my father! Itah uuyiyuu kamuktiqoo. Our corn grown high. Shilakwuyata. Corn husks.
1 The name signifies: Bunch of long blue-Hrd wing feathers.
MARCH, 1905. THE TRADITIONS OF THE HOPI VOTH. 161 Tutubena tutubena. (Are) figured, (are) figured. 1 Ay ay Tutubena. Aha (are) figured.
Tutubena, tutubena. Are figured, (are) figured.
Yaaa. Yaaa.
While he was singing this they kept soaring upwards above the village, and after flying around in a circle four times they proceeded southward towards the field in which his people were.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He placed a number of strands of beads around his neck and ear pendants around his ears. One of the Eagles said, "I am going to carry you on my back. " So he mounted the Eagle, holding him self with both hands to the wings of the Eagle, and the other Eagle taking the lead, they began to ascend. The people in the village observed them and recognized the young man, and said, "Oh! Why is that Eagle carrying Chorzhvuluqolo ! " As they started, the Eagle that carried him said to him, he should sing ...the following song : Haoo Inguu! Haoo Inaa! Hao, my mother! Hao, my father! Itah uuyiyuu kamuktiqoo. Our corn grown high. Shilakwuyata. Corn husks.
1 The name signifies: Bunch of long blue-Hrd wing feathers.
MARCH, 1905. THE TRADITIONS OF THE HOPI VOTH. 161 Tutubena tutubena. (Are) figured, (are) figured. 1 Ay ay Tutubena. Aha (are) figured.
Tutubena, tutubena. Are figured, (are) figured.
Yaaa. Yaaa.
While he was singing this they kept soaring upwards above the village, and after flying around in a circle four times they proceeded southward towards the field in which his people were.
What to read after The Traditions of the Hopi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H R Henry R Voth to read onlineMoreLess
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