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+ The diving stone, called u lu sa ta, or light, was, and is, also called Wosi [catomchi?], Moses' sword, and Wosi utisata Moses [denuted?] them, thus intimating by the name that it was introduced and used by the [dinution?] of Moses, though the Indians know nothing about that Moses, only as stated above.
18 + The diving stone, called u lu sa ta, or light, was, and is, also called Wosi catomuhi, Moses' sword, and Wosi utisata Moses directed them, thus intimating by the name that it was introduced and used by the direction of Moses, though the Indians know nothing about that Moses, only as stated above. Tho when any Cherokee, anciently, was peculiarly distinguished for singing, the old men would say He is Moses singer, -- sings like Moses, or sings the song of Moses. [[citation]]: Nutsawi. Deer in the water.
[Thro?] when any Cherokee, anciently, was peculiarly distinguished for singing, the old men would say He is Moses singer, sings like Moses, or sings the song of Moses. Nutsawi. Deer in the water.

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18 + The diving stone, called u lu sa ta, or light, was, and is, also called Wosi catomuhi, Moses' sword, and Wosi utisata Moses directed them, thus intimating by the name that it was introduced and used by the direction of Moses, though the Indians know nothing about that Moses, only as stated above. Tho when any Cherokee, anciently, was peculiarly distinguished for singing, the old men would say He is Moses singer, -- sings like Moses, or sings the song of Moses. citation: Nutsawi. Deer in the water.