Hanta Yo: An American SagaA multigenerational saga that depicts the lives of two families of Teton Sioux from the late 1700s to the 1830s, before the arrival of the white man. |
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... voices to make the soaring - flight sound , then coming together as one voice to demand the wingflapper's attention . " Wambli , " they sang , naming the winged , " I send a voice . " The warriors , horseback , traveled in a tight line ...
... voices to make the soaring - flight sound , then coming together as one voice to demand the wingflapper's attention . " Wambli , " they sang , naming the winged , " I send a voice . " The warriors , horseback , traveled in a tight line ...
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... voice cry out that in some distant season these hairs , like this pipe , will bring meaning to something , to someone . Truly , a woman's voice murmured , he will recognize himself now as some- thing more than seeker , more than healer ...
... voice cry out that in some distant season these hairs , like this pipe , will bring meaning to something , to someone . Truly , a woman's voice murmured , he will recognize himself now as some- thing more than seeker , more than healer ...
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... voice . Nor will he ever act contrary to this true - voice , this familiar - voice that commands but never forbids . " Live in the spirit , say the grandfathers ; the spirit never will demand a surrender of your reason or deny you any ...
... voice . Nor will he ever act contrary to this true - voice , this familiar - voice that commands but never forbids . " Live in the spirit , say the grandfathers ; the spirit never will demand a surrender of your reason or deny you any ...
Common terms and phrases
Ahbleza alongside Anpagli arrows band black hills brother-friend camp Cankuna ceremony certainly Cetan child clubmen creature dance dared earth enemy eyes face father glanced Gnuśka grandfathers grass hair hand head hear heard heart herd Heyatawin heyoka hide Hinziwin hoop horse horseback hunt hunter husband Iktomi kill Kiyuksa knew Lakotah lance listened lodge looked Mahto leader Mahtociqala meat moccasins moon mother moved Napewaste never night Ogle Okandada Olepi once Palani party perhaps persons Peśla Peta Peta's Petala pipe pronghorn recognized remembered ride river robe Sahiela scout Shirtman Sicangu Siyo sleep smiled smoke someone song spoke stay stood suddenly sungazing Tabloka talk Tatanka thing tipi Titonwan Tokala told Tonweya trail tribe Tunkaśila voice waited wakinyan walked Wanaġi wanted wapiya war horse warrior watched whitemen wife Winkte winters woman women wondered young youth