The Song of Hiawatha: An Epic Poem
Longfellow
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- 90 Who believe that in allSample
- 90 Spake to them with voice majestic
- 30 Smote
- 55 And disgrace your tribe by
- 95 Though the forests and the
- 95 Pathway
- 25 At each stride a mile he
- 60 Lurid seemed the sky above
- 95 Long
- 15 Seven whole days and nights he
- 95 At his touch he felt new
- 30 Now he melted them to
- 90 In the Winter you are cowering
- HIAWATHA'S SAILING
- 30 Till the sap came oozing outward;
- 70 Rattled like a shore with
- 5 Forth to catch the sturgeon
- 30 With his tail he swept the sand-floor.
- 45 Down
- 80 You are not the King of
- 95 Till
- 90 Every whizzing of an Arrow
- 75 But they saw not Hiawatha;
- 95 He had struck the deer
- 55 Then the handsome
- 95 Rose
- 70 Through the damp and dusk of
- 95 Buried half in leaves and
- 30 Stripped
- 90 Saw her beauty in the
- 20 Who are in those graves
- 95 Each inverted as a token
- 70 Looked in vain for Chibiabos;
- 90 Came to visit Hiawatha;
- 95 Five
- 10 Hot
- 55 From the bottom rose the
- 90 Full of black and shining
- 80 And
- 95 Underneath
- 30 In the village worked the
- 95 Springing
- 90 With
- 5 Dull
- 85 And upon the wigwam sweetly
- 35 As it falls and flecks an oak-tree
- 95 Stammered in his speech a
- WRECK OF THE HESPERUS
- THE LUCK OF
- FROM THE SWEDISH OF BISHOP TEGNOR