The league of the Iroquois and other legends : from the Indian muse

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318 VOCABULARY.
KU-HA'-GO,
KUN-TA-SOO
KWAN-O-SHAISH
KWAN-RUN-GE-A
KWA-RA-RE
LEAP-MOON,
MA'-MA,
MAHNG,
ME '-DA,
ME-SHA-WAY',
MUD JE-KE'-WIS,
MINNE-WA'-WA,
MO'-SA,
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NE-BA-NAW -BAIGS,
NE'-GIG,
NE-NE-MOOSH ' -A,
O-'AH,
OGH-WE-SE',
OGH-NE'-TA,
O-JIS-HON '
-DA,
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O -KAH,
O-KWA-HO',
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-TA,
O-ME'-ME,
ON'-GUE HON'-WE,
O-NOK'-SA,
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-NTJST,
O-WAH-AI'-GUT,
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PAU-PDK-KEE -wis,
PUCK-WUDJ'-IES,
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SAH -WAH,
SAW-SAW-QUAN',
SCHO-TA-SA'-MIN,
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-GOSH,
The forest.
The Game of Plum-stones.
Great snake.
Great sturgeon.
The wood-pecker.
May.
The red-headed wood-pecker.
The loon.
Medicine Man, or Priest.
The elk.
The West Wind.
A pleasant sound, as of the wind.
The moose.
Water Spirits.
The otter.
Sweetheart.
The wind.
The pheasant.
The pine tree.
The stars.
The snow.
The wolf.
The pigeon.
Men surpassing all others.
The bass.
The Indian corn, Maize.
Death.
A trickster.
The little men ;
The perch.
The death-whoop
The bean.
Fairies.