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Hon - ayel - lee - uh | Hon - ayel - lee - uh | ||
Heed way - See - yooh! __ | Heed way - See - yooh! __ | ||
And what asked I is the meaning of these words in English? | And what asked I, is the meaning of these words in English? | ||
The words which in Cherokee convey our [[several words scratched out]] sacred songs & traditions are many of them little understood now even by the Cherokee themselves. They are ancient and the [[word scratched out]] broken nation of the present day find it hard to tell [[words scratched out]] their meaning. | The words which in Cherokee convey our [[several words scratched out]] sacred songs & traditions are many of them little understood now even by the Cherokee themselves. They are ancient and the [[word scratched out]] broken nation of the present day find it hard to tell [[words scratched out]] their meaning. | ||
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And you must continue to look after me thus occasionally until I shall have reached the height of four feet, when you must again give me closer attention; and pull word scratched out away the weeds that are come about me; and use the hoe, as you did before; and invoke two words scratched out me with songs like this:
Hay - oh nee - kay
words scratched out May - hoh --
Hay - oh nee - kay
Nay - hoh
Hay ay tall ungh - steyh
Haht tah noolah - kay
Hon - ayel - lee - uh
Heed way - See - yooh! __
And what asked I, is the meaning of these words in English?
The words which in Cherokee convey our several words scratched out sacred songs & traditions are many of them little understood now even by the Cherokee themselves. They are ancient and the word scratched out broken nation of the present day find it hard to tell words scratched out their meaning.