LATLESCHE] EITE OF VIGIL FREE TRANSLATION. 



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Song 2. 

 (Osage version, p. 406; literal translation, p. 543.) 



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Transcribed by Alice C. Fletcher 



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FREE TRANSLATION. 

 1. 



Of all my gifts I value most my power to act, 

 My feet, upon which I go forth, I value. 



My legs, by which I move swiftly, I value. 



3. 

 My body, that sustains my strength, I value. 



4. 

 My arms, with which I defend myself, I value. 



