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Myths and Legends of the Mississippi Valley and the Great Lakes

Note 11 — MANABOZHO AND WEST

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Back retreated Mudjekeewis, Rushing westward o’er the mountains, Stumbling westward down the mountains, Three whole days retreated fighting, Still pursued by Hiawatha To the doorways of the West-Wind, To the portals of the Sunset ... . . . . “Hold,” at length cried Mudjekeewis, “Hold, my son, my Hiawatha! ’Tis impossible to kill me, For you cannot kill the immortal.” —Hiawatha

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