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Excerpt from The Story of Hiawatha
II. The four winds III. Hiawatha's childhood IV. Hiawatha and mud jekeewis V. Hiawatha's F asting VI. Hiawatha's friends VII. Hiawatha's sailing VIII. Hiawatha's fishing IX. Hiawatha and the pearl-feather X. Hiawatha's wooing XI. Hiawatha's wedding feast XII. The son OF the evening star XIII. Blessing the cornfields XIV. Picture writing XV. Hiawatha's lamentation XVI. Pau-puk-keewis XVII. The hunting OF pau-puk-keewis XVIII. The death OF kwasind XIX. The ghosts XX. The famine XXI. The white man's foot XXII. Hiawatha's departure.
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