The Song of Milkanwatha |
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Ague ancient answered arrows banks of Watta-puddel Bee-del Bee-no-nee big umbrella blow bobbing Bore Borne Cause chills conversation cornfield cried dark darling doctors downward dropped duck eating Feedle Feejee female fetch Fever Float follow forest friends Gave half hear heard hearts hero HIGH-ER hill-side his'n hole islands keep Kicked Kimo-kairo land Lingo-sneedel Listen Lived looked lover manner Marcosset married Midst Milgenwater MILGENWATER'S morning mother never Noodles nurse O’er Oh lor Ouch Pa-pa-mama passed piped piper planet Venus poem Pogee-wogee Ponee-rag-bag quickly regions river rolled round Rushing Sang side Silli-ninkum slowly SONG soon spat Spit squirrel step Stood stop story strange summer sweet Sweet-Potato sweetheart tail tell things Thomas thoughts thro tom-tit took translator Turned Tytte valley village waters Watta-puddel wife wigwam winter wishing woodchuck woods
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Página 92 - MERRILY swinging on brier and weed, Near to the nest of his little dame, Over the mountain-side or mead, Robert of Lincoln is telling his name : Bob-o'-link, bob-o'-link, Spink, spank, spink ; Snug and safe is that nest of ours, Hidden among the summer flowers. Chee, chee, chee.
Página 40 - ... husband; Though the handle do support it, Tis the top keeps all the rain off; Though the top gets all the wetting, 'Tis the handle bears the burden; So the top is good for nothing, If there isn't any handle, And the case holds vice versa. In this way, did Milkanwatha Reason when he was a-thinking, Thinking of his Pogee-wogee, Of the blue-eyed Sweet Potato, In the Village of the Noodles. Song of Milkanwatha 72 "WHAT i THINK OF HIAWATHA...
Página 91 - And not far, I believe, from a quarter of seven (He was slow gettin
Página 33 - ... Cutta-dido, Cut the pigeons' wing so quickly That his heels would strike together Eighty times, and even ninety — Once he did it ninety-nine times—- One more would have made the hundred." Such was his prowess, and all men looked on him as the bravest and the best, and every woman was wishing that " He was her'n, and she was his'n, Ever her'n and ever his'n, Her'n and his'n, now and ever, Each one wishing for our hero. But he wishing not for no one ; Having other things to think on, Other...
Página 89 - O'er a forehead high curled copious hair, His nose a Roman, complexion fair, O'er an eagle eye an auburn lash, And he never stopped shoutin' thro' his moustache ! "Higher!" He saw thro' the windows as he kept gettin...
Página 40 - Just as, to a big umbrella Is the handle when it's raining, So a wife is, to her husband; Though the handle do support it, Tis the top keeps all the rain off; Though the top gets all the wetting, Tis the handle bears the burden; So the top is good for nothing, If there isn't any handle, And the case holds vice versa.
Página 65 - ... Fifteen years of wedded life passed away. His friends, Silli-ninkum, and Beedel, fat man, have departed this life. " Never jumps a sheep that's frightened Over any fence whatever — Over wall, or fence, or timber, But a second follows after, And a third upon the second, And a fourth, and fifth, and so on — First a sheep, and then a dozen, Till they all, in quick succession, One by one, have got clean over. So misfortunes, almost always Follow after one another, Seem to watch each other, always...
Página 90 - Take care you there!" said an old woman; "stop! It's blowing gales up there on top— You'll tumble off on t'other side!" But the hurryin' stranger loud replied, "Higher!" "Oh! don't you go up such a shocking night, Come sleep on my lap,
Página 91 - Yes, lifeless, defunct, without any doubt, The Lamp of his Being, decidedly out, On the dreary hill-side, the youth was a-laying, And there was no more use for him to be saying.
Página 91 - About quarter past six, the next forenoon, A man, accidentally, going up soon, Heard spoken above him, as...
Informação bibliográfica
| Título | The Song of Milkanwatha |
| Autor | Marc Antony Henderson |
| Traduzido por | Marc Antony Henderson |
| Edição | 2, reimpressão |
| Editora | Tickell & Grinne, 1856 |
| Original de | a Biblioteca Pública de Nova Iorque |
| Digitalizado | 30 Nov 2006 |
| Número de páginas | 144 páginas |
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