Dreams in The Myth of Hiawatha, and Other Oral Legends — Henry Rowe Schoolcraft
9 records · Published 1856 · Public domain (author died 100+ years ago)
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- The Myth of Hiawatha, and Other Oral Legends
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- Public domain (author died 100+ years ago)
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- Author d. 1864.
Dream records from this source
- Never cross the large lake traditional (recorded c. 1820s–1850s)
- Snow fell so no one could track them traditional (recorded c. 1820s–1850s)
- A canoe with ten paddles ready traditional (recorded c. 1820s–1850s)
- Go back, your time has not yet come traditional (recorded c. 1820s–1850s)
- Step in my tracks, up through the clouds traditional (recorded c. 1820s–1850s)
- A voice calling him grandchild traditional (recorded c. 1820s–1850s)
- An island that would come to us traditional (recorded c. 1820s–1850s)
- I will open your ears traditional (recorded c. 1820s–1850s)
- Tiny sleep-spirits with war-clubs traditional (recorded c. 1820s–1850s)
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