The Lay of the Wraith And Other Poems
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When he spoke his words were chilling, I/ike the breath from frozen waters, And marv'lous the things he told to The amazed Tetontuaga: Of the wars of the Al-le-ge-wi ; * Of blood that ran in mighty torrents Into the Michigan and Erie, And the river of the mountains,t And the great Nae-me-si-Sip-u, + Discoloring their once clear waters — Cresting with red foam their wild waves — Till the men of the Al-le-ge-wi From their hunting-grounds were driven, * Evidently whom we call the Mound Builders, t... The Hudson.
X Mississippi.
ANTON-LAR-REE. 169 (But where, none but the Great Master, And the manitoes and spirits In the Blessed Shades, knew whither), By the Mengwe chief's ancestors, Who hither came across the Frozen Sea and smote the Al-le-ge-wi.
He then described the pigmy people.
Giant tribes and other races, Who in the past, unknown ages Thither dwelt and had their lodges.
Then a song, wild and discordant, Like the croakings of the raven, Burst, in tones loud and triumphant.
From his lips.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he spoke his words were chilling, I/ike the breath from frozen waters, And marv'lous the things he told to The amazed Tetontuaga: Of the wars of the Al-le-ge-wi ; * Of blood that ran in mighty torrents Into the Michigan and Erie, And the river of the mountains,t And the great Nae-me-si-Sip-u, + Discoloring their once clear waters — Cresting with red foam their wild waves — Till the men of the Al-le-ge-wi From their hunting-grounds were driven, * Evidently whom we call the Mound Builders, t... The Hudson.
X Mississippi.
ANTON-LAR-REE. 169 (But where, none but the Great Master, And the manitoes and spirits In the Blessed Shades, knew whither), By the Mengwe chief's ancestors, Who hither came across the Frozen Sea and smote the Al-le-ge-wi.
He then described the pigmy people.
Giant tribes and other races, Who in the past, unknown ages Thither dwelt and had their lodges.
Then a song, wild and discordant, Like the croakings of the raven, Burst, in tones loud and triumphant.
From his lips.
What to read after The Lay of the Wraith And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phipps, I. N. (Isaac Newton), 1850- to read onlineMoreLess
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