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Indian Legends of Minnesota

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WINONA.

HIAWATHA.

THE DESCENDING STAR.

THE TRAILING ARBUTUS.

THE SEA-GULL.

DEATH OF WINONA.

Transcriber's Notes

Original variations in spelling, grammar, punctuation, diacritical marks, and hyphenation have been retained, except for the following changes:

Page 5: CONTENTS: Changed some titles slightly to match the poem titles. Page 48: relf-reliant changed to self-reliant (Fearless and relf-reliant, she could go) Page 91: Period changed to comma after warriors (Ah, no more such noble warriors. Could be found on earth as they were!) Page 130: Illustration caption changed from LIMPED to LIMPID ("... AND ALIGHTED SOON ON THE WATERS' LIMPED BREAST.") Page 149: whie changed to white (Like the whie down of Waubésè) Page 171: No footnote reference for pahin, so footnote anchor removed. (There the fleet hunters followed the deer, and the thorny pahin for the women.) Pages 179-184: Notes renumbered sequentially. Page 182: "Hold-in-the-day" changed to "Hole-in-the-day" ("Sioux outbreak" in 1862 "Hold-in-the-day" for a time) Page 184: WINONA changed to DEATH OF WINONA to match poem title.

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