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SOXG. — From the Missouri to the Mississipi, etc

33. But the wise did tarry, and Wakaholend (33, the Beloved ) was made king.

34. It was at the Yellow River Wisaioana^ where Ihere was much corn, large meadows, and again were built lowns.

33. AU being friends 7'amanend {3Ï, ASdhlQ-Wkc-a. Bcaver) be came king and was alone llie firsl.

36. Such Tamanend -^-^s Ihe verybest, and ail Ihe men came to him.

37. Aflersuch goodJ/asA-a«sîSi7(3D,Strong-Buiraloe) was king and chieflain or leader.

38. Machigokhos (36, Big-Owl) was king, Wapkicholen (37, Wliite-Crane) was king,

39. Wingenund (38, Mindful) was king and ponlifT, who made many festivals.

40. Lapawin (Wbitened, 39) was king Wallama (40, Painted) was king.

41. Waptiwapit (II, While-Ghicken) was king, again thore is war norlh and soûl h .

42. By tlie wise in assembly Tamaskan (Slrong-Wolf, 42) was made king.

43. He was able lo war on ail and he killed llie Strong-Stone Maskatishii.

44. iVessissmci (43, AVhole-be) was king aiid made war on Ihe snake beings Akowini,

43. Chitanivulit (44, Strong-and-Good) was king and made w ar on Ihe norlhern foes Lowamtski.

AG.Alokutvi (45, Lean-he) was king and made war on Ihe Father-Snake, Toivakon.

47. Opekasit (46, East-Looking) was king, being sad al Ihe warfare.

48. To the sunrise he said let us go, and Ihey are many who togelher go east.

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