XXXIII.

Thea-an-de-nea-gua[H] of the martial brow,

Gy-ant-wa,[I] Hon-ne-ya-was[J] where are they?

Sa-go-ye-wat-hah![K] is _he silent_ now?

No more will listening throngs his voice obey.

Like visions have the mighty passed away!

Their tears descend in rain-drops, and their sighs

Are heard in wailing winds when evening gray

Shadows the landscape, and their mournful eyes

Gleam in the misty light of moon-illumin'd skies.

[H] Brunt.

[I] Corn Planter.

[J] Farmer's Brother.

[K] Red Jacket.

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