Poems of Penacook
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Page 23. The Indian name Merrimack is said to mean «« Swift- Water-Place." 22. Page 23. Namaoskeag, now Amoskeag, was the tra- ditional chief residence of Passaconnaway. See Potter's History of Manchester, N. H., p. 56. There are traditions that indicate that Passaconnaway may have had several tem- porary residences.
23. Page 24. This island is Sewall's, about three miles above the city proper of Concord.
24. Page 24. The location of the island is about a mnV north of the mouth of the Souhegan....
25. Page 25. A thoughtful contemplation of Passaconna- way seems to suggest the idea that he was much more than a mere magician. A savage of extraordinary natural talents, and of keen practical intelligence, there are apparent indica- Digitized by VjOOQlC IIO NOTES.
tions that he excelled in that nobility of soul that seems at times to surmount the mere world of sense and for the time being dwell in the loftier realms of soulful realization.
26. Page 26. A fanciful meaning ascribed to the name Winnipesaukee is *« The Smile of the Great Spirit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Page 23. The Indian name Merrimack is said to mean «« Swift- Water-Place." 22. Page 23. Namaoskeag, now Amoskeag, was the tra- ditional chief residence of Passaconnaway. See Potter's History of Manchester, N. H., p. 56. There are traditions that indicate that Passaconnaway may have had several tem- porary residences.
23. Page 24. This island is Sewall's, about three miles above the city proper of Concord.
24. Page 24. The location of the island is about a mnV north of the mouth of the Souhegan....
25. Page 25. A thoughtful contemplation of Passaconna- way seems to suggest the idea that he was much more than a mere magician. A savage of extraordinary natural talents, and of keen practical intelligence, there are apparent indica- Digitized by VjOOQlC IIO NOTES.
tions that he excelled in that nobility of soul that seems at times to surmount the mere world of sense and for the time being dwell in the loftier realms of soulful realization.
26. Page 26. A fanciful meaning ascribed to the name Winnipesaukee is *« The Smile of the Great Spirit.
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