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The Path on the Rainbow, edited by George W. Cronyn, [1918], at sacred-texts.com
p. vii
CONTENTS
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Early Moon |
Translated by Carl Sandburg | |
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Introduction |
Mary Austin | |
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SONGS FROM THE EASTERN WOODLANDS | ||
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Abanaki Songs |
Translated by John Reade | |
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Vengeance Song (Micmac) |
Translated by Silas T. Rand | |
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Iroquois Ritual |
Translated by Harriet Maxwell Converse | |
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Fire-Fly Song (Ojibwa) |
Translated by H. H. Schoolcraft | |
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Calling-One's-Own (Ojibwa) |
Translated by Charles Fenno Hoffman | |
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Ojibwa War Songs |
Translated by H. H. Schoolcraft | |
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Two Winnebago Songs |
Translated by Natalie Curtis Burlin | |
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Sacred Midé Songs (Ojibwa) |
Translated by W. J. Hoffman | |
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Songs of the Chippewa |
Translated by Frances Densmore | |
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Memorial Ode (Iroquois) |
Translated by Mary Austin | |
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SONGS FROM THE SOUTHEAST | ||
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The Wallum Olum (Delaware) |
Translated by Prof. D. G. Brinton | |
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Sacred Formulas of the Cherokees |
Translated by James Mooney | |
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SONGS FROM THE GREAT PLAINS | ||
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Hunting Songs (Dakota) |
Translated by Stephen Return Riggs | |
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The Fashioning of the Children (Osage) |
Translated by J. Owen Dorsey | |
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Ritual Chants of the Omaha |
Translated by Alice Fletcher | |
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Songs of the Ghost-Dance Religion (Arapaho-Cheyenne-Comanche-Paiute-Sioux-Kiowa-Caddo) |
Translated by James Mooney | |
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SONGS FROM THE SOUTHWEST | ||
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Viracocha (Ancient Inca) |
Translated by Garcilasso de la Vega | |
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War Songs (Zuñi) |
Translated by Matilda Coxe Stevenson | |
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Invocations for Rain (Sia) |
Translated by Matilda Coxe Stevenson | |
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Magpie Song (Navajo) | ||
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Songs in the Garden of the House God (Navajo) |
Translated by Washington Matthews | |
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The Mountain Chant of the Navajo |
Translated by Washington Matthews | |
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The Town Crier Calls at Dawn (Pueblo) |
Translated by J. W. Fewkes | |
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Song of the Horse (Navajo) |
Translated by Natalie Curtis Burlin | |
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Song of the Blue-Corn Dance (Zuñi) |
Translated by Natalie Curtis Burlin | |
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Songs of the Pima |
Translated by Frank Russell | |
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Song of the Earth (Navajo) |
Translated by Natalie Curtis Burlin | |
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Hunting Song (Navajo) |
Translated by Natalie Curtis Burlin | |
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Song of the Rain Chant (Navajo) |
Translated by Natalie Curtis Burlin | |
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Song from the Mountain Chant (Navajo) |
Translated by Natalie Curtis Burlin | |
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Corn-Grinding Song (Zuni) |
Translated by Natalie Curtis Burlin | |
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Korosta Katzina Song (Hopi) |
Translated by Natalie Curtis Burlin | |
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He-Hea Katzina Song (Hopi) |
Translated by Natalie Curtis Burlin | |
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SONGS FROM CALIFORNIA | ||
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Songs of Spirits (Wintu) |
Translated by Jeremiah Curtin | |
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Songs of Kumastamxo (Yuma) |
Translated by John Peabody Harrington | |
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SONGS FROM THE NORTHWEST COAST | ||
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Prayers of the Tsimshian |
Translated by Prof. Franz Boas | |
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Three Songs from the Haida |
Translated by Constance Lindsay Skinner | |
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Bear Song (Haida) |
Translated by John R. Swanton | |
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Haida Cradle Songs |
Translated by John R. Swanton | |
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Bilqula Death Song |
Translated by Constance Lindsay Skinner | |
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Songs of the Tlingit |
Translated by John R. Swanton | |
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Spell Song (Kwakiutl) |
Translated by Prof. Franz Boas | |
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Chinook Songs |
Translated by Prof. Franz Boas | |
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SONGS FROM THE FAR NORTH | ||
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Songs for the Great Feast to the Dead |
Translated by Edward W. Nelson | |
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Eskimo Songs |
Translated by Prof. Franz Boas | |
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Sednor and The Fulmar (Eskimo Ballad) |
Translated by Prof. Franz Boas | |
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INTERPRETATIONS | ||
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Summer Dawn | ||
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Song of the Search | ||
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Song of Whip-Plaiting | ||
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Song of the Young Mother | ||
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Song of Basket-Weaving | ||
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The Change-Song | ||
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Song of the Full Catch | ||
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Spring to the Earth-Witch | ||
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Chief Capilano Greets His Namesake at Dawn | ||
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The Wild Woman's Lullaby | ||
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Indian Lover's Hymn | ||
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MARY AUSTIN | ||
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The Song of the Hills (Yokut) | ||
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Neither Spirit nor Bird (Shoshone) | ||
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Prayer to the Mountain Spirit (Navajo) | ||
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Song for the Passing of Beautiful Women (Paiute) | ||
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Song of a Passionate Lover (Yokut) | ||
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The Heart's Friend (Shoshone) | ||
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A Song in Time of Depression (Paiute) | ||
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FRANK GORDON | ||
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Along the South Star Trail | ||
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Sa-a Naraï | ||
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Earth-Mother | ||
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Feast of Wolves | ||
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Lone-Dog Unto the Delawares | ||
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ALICE CORBIN HENDERSON | ||
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Listening | ||
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Buffalo Dance | ||
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Where the Fight Was | ||
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The Wind | ||
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Courtship | ||
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Parting | ||
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PAULINE JOHNSON | ||
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The Lost Lagoon (Tekashionweke) | ||
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The Song my Paddle Sings (Tekashionweke) | ||
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CONSTANCE LINDSAY SKINNER | ||
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Plem-Salia-Kwi (Autumn Dawn) | ||
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SONGS FROM THE HAKO | ||
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(A Pawnee Ceremony) Translated by Alice Fletcher | ||
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