Hamilton Literary Magazine, Том 24Courier Press, 1889 |
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... lives . Following the addresses came the dance , quite as important a feature of worship in the opinion of the Iroquois . They believed it of divine ori- gin , a gift of the Great Spirit for his children's amusement , and the feather ...
... lives . Following the addresses came the dance , quite as important a feature of worship in the opinion of the Iroquois . They believed it of divine ori- gin , a gift of the Great Spirit for his children's amusement , and the feather ...
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... religion bore fruit in their lives . Savages they were , with many of the vices of savages , but they were hospitable , generous , brave , patriotic and honorable , possessed of 1889. ] 17 RELIGIOUS CUSTOMS OF THE IROQUOIS .
... religion bore fruit in their lives . Savages they were , with many of the vices of savages , but they were hospitable , generous , brave , patriotic and honorable , possessed of 1889. ] 17 RELIGIOUS CUSTOMS OF THE IROQUOIS .
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... bliss of days of yore And murmur , as I live them o'er , " O , would ' twere now that happy day We were together . " PAUL PASTEL . Editors ' Table . SALUTATORY . The new LIT. board 18 [ June , HAMILTON LITERARY MONTHLY .
... bliss of days of yore And murmur , as I live them o'er , " O , would ' twere now that happy day We were together . " PAUL PASTEL . Editors ' Table . SALUTATORY . The new LIT. board 18 [ June , HAMILTON LITERARY MONTHLY .
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... live interest which the people of the village take in the success of Hamilton . The procession marched through all the principal streets of the village , making them ring with enthusiastic cheers as every decoration was passed . At both ...
... live interest which the people of the village take in the success of Hamilton . The procession marched through all the principal streets of the village , making them ring with enthusiastic cheers as every decoration was passed . At both ...
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... lives of the inhabitants are endangered . " They take the flow o ' the Nile By certain scales i ' the pyramid ; they know By the height , the lowness , or the mean , if death Or poison follow . The higher Nilus swells The more it ...
... lives of the inhabitants are endangered . " They take the flow o ' the Nile By certain scales i ' the pyramid ; they know By the height , the lowness , or the mean , if death Or poison follow . The higher Nilus swells The more it ...
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