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

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VOCABULARY 319
SE-BOW-ISH'-A,
A rivulet.
SEG-WUX
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SHAW '-SHAW,
SnOW-OX-DA
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SOAX-GE-TA'-IIA,
SIIIN'-GE-BIS,
SKAX-O'-DO,
So
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SO-HA-UT',
So-HA-Hl',
TA
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-wis,
Tl-O'-TO,
TO'-TEM,
UXK-TA-HE
Uxo
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WA -BUX AN UNG,
WA-BE-WA'-WA,
WA-WOX-AIS
Wl-WA,
WAilP'-UM,
WAU'-BOS,
WAU-BE-ZEE',
"\Vo-XE
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WA-ZHA-WAND',
YEK'-WAI,
Y( >
XOXD,
Yo-xox
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YO-YO-HOX'-TO,
YOXG'-WE,
* The outer column
The Spring.
The swallow.
The South Wind.
The strong-hearted.
The diver, or grebe.
The deer
The duck.
The turkey.
The outlet of the Ouondaga Lake.
The snipe.
Cross Lake.
The Indian's Heraldic emblems.
The God -of water.
The turtle.
The Morning Star.
The white goose.
The whippoorwill.
The wild goose.
Strings of beads, also woven into
The hare. [belts. See Note 38
The swan.
The Moon.
The Maker of the World.
The bear.
A mountain.
A hill.
A stream.
Woman,
mostly Algonquin, the inner Iroquois.