Civil, Religious And Mourning Councils And Ceremonies of Adoption of the New York Indians
Civil, Religious And Mourning Councils And Ceremonies of Adoption of the New York Indians
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Oh, our friend, our companion, is dead ! Our brother, our brother ! alas, he is gone ! But why do we grieve for his loss ? In the strength of a warrior, undaunted he left us, to fight by the side of the chiefs ! His war whoop was shrill !
His rifle well aimed laid his enemies low; his tomahawk drank of Digiti zed by Google 4IO NEW YORK STATE MUSEUM their blood ; and his knife flayed their scalps while yet covered with gore! And why do we mourn? Though he fell on the field of the slain, with glo...ry he fell ; and his spirit went up to the land of his fathers in war ! Then why do we mourn ? With transports of joy they received him, and fed him, and clothed him, and welcomed him there ! Oh, friends, he is happy ; then dry up your tears. His spirit has seen our distress, and sent us a helper whom with pleasure we greet. Deh-he-wa-mis has come; then let us receive her with joy! — she is handsome and pleasant! Oh, she is our sister, and • gladly we welcome her here. In the place of our brother she stands in our tribe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, our friend, our companion, is dead ! Our brother, our brother ! alas, he is gone ! But why do we grieve for his loss ? In the strength of a warrior, undaunted he left us, to fight by the side of the chiefs ! His war whoop was shrill !
His rifle well aimed laid his enemies low; his tomahawk drank of Digiti zed by Google 4IO NEW YORK STATE MUSEUM their blood ; and his knife flayed their scalps while yet covered with gore! And why do we mourn? Though he fell on the field of the slain, with glo...ry he fell ; and his spirit went up to the land of his fathers in war ! Then why do we mourn ? With transports of joy they received him, and fed him, and clothed him, and welcomed him there ! Oh, friends, he is happy ; then dry up your tears. His spirit has seen our distress, and sent us a helper whom with pleasure we greet. Deh-he-wa-mis has come; then let us receive her with joy! — she is handsome and pleasant! Oh, she is our sister, and • gladly we welcome her here. In the place of our brother she stands in our tribe.
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