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quadgram	frequency
the land of the	29
in the midst of	19
in the land of	18
the voice of the	14
land of the dacotahs	12
the master of life	10
the midst of the	10
the face of the	10
to the land of	10
the soul of man	10
the summit of the	10
as if he were	10
from the land of	9
by henry wadsworth longfellow	8
of the middle ages	8
the sound of the	8
pray for the dead	8
from the lips of	8
the mountains of the	7
the head of the	7
at the same moment	7
at the same time	7
the heart of the	7
at the head of	7
to the kingdom of	7
the islands of the	7
the king of ravens	6
the kingdom of ponemah	6
far to see us	6
the door of the	6
land of the hereafter	6
spake in this wise	6
come so far to	6
an image of the	6
for the most part	6
the tribes of men	6
the fountain of oblivion	6
at the door of	6
so far to see	6
was the voice of	6
the angel of the	6
islands of the blessed	6
he it was who	6
you come so far	6
the house of the	6
as if it were	6
in the open air	6
how does the herr	6
into the silent land	6
the spirit of sleep	5
wreck of the hesperus	5
the valley of lauterbrunnen	5
garments green and yellow	5
in the days of	5
do you think of	5
the heat of the	5
you are not the	5
the leaves of the	5
what do you think	5
she is fooling thee	5
the very strong man	5
from the summit of	5
he the sweetest of	5
sweetest of all singers	5
on the walls of	5
among the guests assembled	5
at the doorway of	5
let us go in	5
on their way to	5
the wreck of the	5
on the summit of	5
to tell the truth	5
you will find it	5
prince henry and elsie	5
the roar of the	5
in the valley of	5
the song of hiawatha	5
i have given you	5
the sweetest of all	5
voice of the priest	5
and the heart of	5
the regions of the	5
like a living coal	5
at the feet of	5
the falls of minnehaha	5
in the soul of	5
give me of your	5
day of his fasting	5
the body of the	5
the margin of the	4
on the shore stood	4
the man in the	4
of the virgin mary	4
bear of the mountains	4
the great bear of	4
guests be more contented	4
by the shining big	4
heart was hot within	4
son of the evening	4
coal his heart was	4
let him fill a	4
of the great spirit	4
crier of the dead	4
ten times larger than	4
it was the voice	4
great bear of the	4
for the first time	4
from the kingdom of	4
at the end of	4
then let him fill	4
the valley of the	4
the sign of the	4
up and down the	4
living coal his heart	4
the rising of the	4
at the foot of	4
the lovely laughing water	4
the angel of death	4
the mightiest of magicians	4
comes there from the	4
the bosom of the	4
the rest of the	4
the trees of the	4
with the beauty of	4
the hearts of the	4
it is but the	4
he bringeth us a	4
but the rest of	4
in the university of	4
land of the white	4
the banks of the	4
the breath of the	4
in the valley below	4
she knits the papa	4
the kingdom of the	4
the foot of the	4
the christ of andernach	4
on the shores of	4
of the evening star	4
in the middle of	4
in the kingdom of	4
professor of chemistry in	4
a tale of wonder	4
then let him throw	4
all ye that sleep	4
the soul of flemming	4
was a daughter of	4
his heart was hot	4
he calls the scholar	4
vainly he strove to	4
the priest and the	4
king of all the	4
and the very strong	4
the birds were singing	4
the doorways of the	4
the shores of gitche	4
the best of all	4
a cry of lamentation	4
the sound of their	4
to the islands of	4
kingdom of the west	4
i wish i had	4
the beauty of the	4
of minnehaha calling to	4
of the white rabbit	4
think of my beloved	4
the tops of the	4
was hot within him	4
flemming and the baron	4
of the summer night	4
filled the air with	4
she makes the papa	4
what comes there from	4
this song of hiawatha	4
the borders of the	4
times larger than the	4
shores of gitche gumee	4
the voice of a	4
the kingdom of wabasso	4
let him throw it	4
the beauty of his	4
is but the rest	4
the winds of heaven	4
a living coal his	4
how does the leathery	4
larger than the others	4
the end of the	4
as in a dream	4
prince henry of hoheneck	4
the roofs of the	4
take my word for	3
makes the papa tea	3
of the human mind	3
a loaf of bread	3
the course of the	3
are all with thee	3
does the herr papa	3
could not choose but	3
does the herr rector	3
the gate of the	3
in the bosom of	3
the eyes of wolves	3
the village of grand	3
what may it be	3
musical sufferings of john	3
in the black forest	3
is the world of	3
from the shining land	3
from time to time	3
you never help me	3
head of the table	3
in the hearts of	3
in the churchyard of	3
and rough the way	3
flowers of the garden	3
i come again to	3
the curtain of the	3
the master of the	3
not in the least	3
it is a postilion	3
i am a stranger	3
walked up and down	3
to float in the	3
voices of the night	3
how beautiful it is	3
the good nokomis answered	3
let us go to	3
it is like a	3
after a short pause	3
the basin of minas	3
the mountain of all	3
our lives depend on	3
songs as full of	3
of all the beavers	3
face of mary ashburton	3
i could not choose	3
the face of mary	3
like the voice of	3
of wolves glared at	3
by the power of	3
the dam stood pau	3
as well as the	3
would i were dead	3
through the veins of	3
the famine and the	3
as he lay in	3
how does the mamsell	3
a feeling of wonder	3
care not for your	3
the hearts of his	3
wooed her with his	3
the lake of thun	3
and i know that	3
the wind of the	3
laid his hand upon	3
on the dunes of	3
when you come so	3
and in the morning	3
whom he was to	3
the steps of the	3
air was full of	3
may pass more gayly	3
wind of the summer	3
the form and features	3
to live in the	3
lives of literary men	3
erving professor of chemistry	3
the dunes of nagow	3
the soul of the	3
the line of hiawatha	3
the fox a bursch	3
how does the frau	3
said in his heart	3
he it was whose	3
and the good nokomis	3
the dusk of evening	3
the king of fishes	3
not so long and	3
his heart within him	3
best of all musicians	3
season of the year	3
land of the ojibways	3
and smokes the fox	3
portals of the sunset	3
you shall hear how	3
the hand of god	3
said the baron to	3
of human joy and	3
the feet of laughing	3
that the time may	3
it is in the	3
steps of the altar	3
to the sound of	3
with a kind of	3
in the middle ages	3
my word for it	3
a gust of wind	3
with the eyes of	3
and at the same	3
so grows the fox	3
he knew that the	3
feet of laughing water	3
can blow you strong	3
did you ever read	3
the sound of a	3
in and out among	3
the last of all	3
shining land of wabun	3
like the sound of	3
songs of love and	3
in the glory of	3
i can blow you	3
falls of minnehaha calling	3
the hand of a	3
the lives of literary	3
of love and longing	3
the voices of the	3
teach me songs as	3
what think you of	3
on the dam stood	3
thus it was that	3
tribes of men might	3
me songs as full	3
famine and the fever	3
from the book of	3
great canoe with pinions	3
nothing can be more	3
him fill a pipe	3
in the history of	3
the dance of death	3
the month of may	3
the light of his	3
to see if the	3
one of the most	3
with a gentle hand	3
breath of the summer	3
in the course of	3
castle by the sea	3
in the month of	3
sufferings of john kreisler	3
in the shape of	3
and the sound of	3
at the base of	3
attention was arrested by	3
men and the women	3
it seemed to him	3
lives depend on these	3
what brings the postilion	3
with his hands clasped	3
the feast may be	3
from the bosom of	3
the history of the	3
of the lake of	3
that i were dead	3
eyes of wolves glared	3
wide the world is	3
the young men and	3
he could no longer	3
a mile he measured	3
to the words of	3
with his fan of	3
in the face and	3
to this song of	3
stride a mile he	3
reminded flemming of the	3
on the following morning	3
must our lives depend	3
image of the virgin	3
among the reeds and	3
the voice of an	3
threw them on the	3
when i think of	3
the shadows of the	3
feast may be more	3
by the hand of	3
dunes of nagow wudjoo	3
with a look of	3
the reeds and rushes	3
on the brow of	3
the time may pass	3
doorway of his wigwam	3
the light of day	3
the hands of the	3
it is not so	3
he reeled and staggered	3
i think i have	3
the game of the	3
to the light of	3
the face of a	3
the walls of the	3
and here and there	3
the shadow of the	3
each stride a mile	3
for the last time	3
but the wary hiawatha	3
from the regions of	3
trees of the forest	3
the first thing he	3
sign of the cross	3
it reminds me of	3
know that i am	3
in the firmament of	3
with the light of	3
up the valley of	3
does the mamsell s	3
i do not know	3
through the mist of	3
he reads in cicero	3
they are all gone	3
the story of the	3
gave a cry of	3
may be more joyous	3
of basil the blacksmith	3
there from the hill	3
go down to the	3
teach me tones as	3
old men and the	3
the summits of the	3
after the manner of	3
people of the village	3
the words of the	3
from the sky the	3
in the garb of	3
and what do you	3
and the mighty mudjekeewis	3
the lodge of old	3
form and features of	3
it would have been	3
of one of the	3
his bow of ash	3
the shape of a	3
said the old man	3
rough the way is	3
in the game of	3
in morning gown and	3
the air was full	3
as in the days	3
now for the first	3
hear the sound of	3
him throw it off	3
of the old man	3
knits the papa stockings	3
chemistry in the university	3
depend on these things	3
the window of the	3
sisters and their husbands	3
young men and the	3
glory of the sunset	3
i think you will	3
died on his lips	3
game of the bowl	3
his garments green and	3
that the feast may	3
bringeth us a fox	3
grows the fox a	3
made a gesture of	3
now i again am	3
us with a gentle	3
from day to day	3
honor be to mudjekeewis	3
the breeze of morning	3
the souls of the	3
have we come to	3
of the good old	3
the vale of tawasentha	3
mountains of the prairie	3
the lakes and rivers	3
be of good cheer	3
like the eyes of	3
with the juice of	3
like the face of	3
time may pass more	3
of men might prosper	3
in his birch canoe	3
among the gay flowers	3
at each stride a	3
smokes the fox tobacco	3
peace be with you	3
the portals of the	3
and he said to	3
he the marvellous story	3
to the house of	3
them in the valley	3
the old men and	3
on the banks of	3
the star of evening	3
that you come so	3
the shining land of	3
and the lovely laughing	3
the king of all	3
does the frau mama	3
the door of his	3
it has a very	3
the doorway of his	3
half buried in the	3
the people of the	3
and our guests be	3
the glory of the	3
our guests be more	3
man in the custom	3
like that of the	3
the brink of a	2
in that ancient town	2
was the gentle chibiabos	2
was like the face	2
greater skill in hunting	2
the stream of time	2
work on biblical hermeneutics	2
and heard at times	2
on the smooth bark	2
the midst of a	2
in that hour when	2
the spirit of god	2
and red as the	2
wild goose and the	2
the earth beneath him	2
were it to go	2
that stood in the	2
in his hand a	2
and gazed into the	2
rang with their unseemly	2
rising of the sun	2
of the great departed	2
the bell from its	2
more than two centuries	2
he thought only of	2
feeling of awe and	2
came from the lips	2
of chemistry in harvard	2
does the leathery herr	2
as one in slumber	2
in the face of	2
if it had been	2
far out of the	2
come to warn you	2
magic circle round them	2
built their nests in	2
the maid with yellow	2
do not think to	2
and in his right	2
sweet was the light	2
all the craft of	2
pleasant land and peaceful	2
their words of wisdom	2
splendor of the sunset	2
the river of life	2
it is a tale	2
tears in her eyes	2
was hiawatha when he	2
wish to hear the	2
the wind through a	2
do not much wonder	2
the speed of the	2
the king of bethlehem	2
the dawn of day	2
and laid his head	2
then he said to	2
of the ozark mountains	2
dead he lay there	2
not the fish i	2
the land of spirits	2
the wheels of the	2
the folds of a	2
with their unseemly laughter	2
the birds begin to	2
bluebird and the robin	2
entered the door of	2
plain of the rhine	2
the skirts of the	2
the words of warning	2
an individual being among	2
the pressure of a	2
spake with naked hearts	2
i again am well	2
in the sand his	2
he is a poet	2
in the corner of	2
the coolness and the	2
like the sighing of	2
much in love with	2
the fiery eyes of	2
up their minds to	2
and after the manner	2
i bring the gift	2
if in a swoon	2
just as the sun	2
the red stone of	2
i think of my	2
to him in his	2
so that not an	2
are not the king	2
have put you to	2
had died in the	2
no one but the	2
flitted back among the	2
his papers and inkhorn	2
the tale of the	2
old man of the	2
for greater craft in	2
dost thou know what	2
nowhere else could weapon	2
author of voices of	2
the manner of the	2
he waited till the	2
his fasting by the	2
the women who in	2
marble or on canvass	2
hear a tale of	2
to me like the	2
pondering much and much	2
the belt of wampum	2
constant anguish of patience	2
i will pray for	2
that the day is	2
will go down to	2
the river may not	2
of the red willow	2
that such a strange	2
have not yet seen	2
it seems to me	2
birds begin to sing	2
sunbeam in the water	2
in the air a	2
the lifeless head to	2
for the accents unuttered	2
she bowed her own	2
filled the evening star	2
the cage with rods	2
on the brink of	2
i leave behind me	2
that he might not	2
back among the shadows	2
and he who drinks	2
heat of the day	2
of the best critics	2
was the light of	2
he took off his	2
the castle of heidelberg	2
was who sent the	2
seem to take it	2
with your little candle	2
hearts of the people	2
such should be the	2
the bluebird and the	2
will soon be over	2
lay there in the	2
over the tides of	2
head to her bosom	2
the sky of morning	2
the ruins of burg	2
as of the wind	2
seized upon the choicest	2
could not bear the	2
do you like that	2
thou so near unto	2
in the solitude of	2
song of love and	2
how do you like	2
and wrestled with mondamin	2
it was a bright	2
elsie comes in with	2
i was of your	2
the curling smoke of	2
what the world calls	2
to hiawatha was the	2
at the sound of	2
emma of ilmenau went	2
wail of the forest	2
went on with his	2
a rich banker of	2
face was like the	2
the words of hiawatha	2
went down to the	2
it is a very	2
the rain and sunshine	2
and in the evening	2
heart of the maiden	2
the swallow is come	2
dance to please them	2
with a smile of	2
was the women who	2
he waited for the	2
the land of ghosts	2
the bed of minnehaha	2
the belfry of the	2
the apparition of the	2
she is not dead	2
the little village of	2
to me and mine	2
the age of the	2
filling the air with	2
on the belfry of	2
seated them on skins	2
shall hear a tale	2
the daughter of nokomis	2
tall and slender maiden	2
for not being a	2
disease and death among	2
in the ears of	2
as one should say	2
whom the people called	2
to the heart with	2
the song of birds	2
land of the great	2
them on the ground	2
illustrate the obscurity of	2
from the margin of	2
the ground before him	2
the awful presence of	2
the saviour on the	2
in the vale of	2
in the vast desert	2
in his speech a	2
and he said in	2
is blown out by	2
no more than this	2
a pity it is	2
motion revealed what his	2
in the city of	2
i prayed for them	2
the churchyard of saint	2
not back again to	2
far to the north	2
in the wet grass	2
through their folds and	2
on the ground before	2
nor in the air	2
voice in the sacred	2
in the body of	2
after an unknown somewhat	2
manner of the best	2
a baby in a	2
married achim von arnim	2
the earth nor in	2
seats beneath the pine	2
the heart of hiawatha	2
when i heard the	2
the words of my	2
in the gardens of	2
in the joy of	2
the garb of a	2
benefactors of the human	2
the friend of old	2
the white fog from	2
their weapons and their	2
towers of the mountains	2
do you know the	2
on the side of	2
tears in his eyes	2
the air around him	2
like a sunbeam in	2
spite of all the	2
the flowers of the	2
ear in the husking	2
the counts of calva	2
lilies of the prairie	2
and his face was	2
the woman of the	2
was the air with	2
land of ghosts and	2
wounds began to bleed	2
a feeling of awe	2
you shall have a	2
a sudden stop to	2
tides of the ocean	2
in the beauty of	2
and much contriving how	2
in all her beauty	2
end of the hall	2
living and the dead	2
the world of god	2
accents disconsolate answers the	2
my great work on	2
loose and light above	2
in a voice so	2
never have i beheld	2
long and distant journey	2
he gave us the	2
lighted the village street	2
them down to the	2
fain would have said	2
for greater skill in	2
a moment all was	2
i wish to be	2
the red swan floating	2
going to the tyrol	2
to say the least	2
of the cunning pau	2
as ice in rivers	2
the dust and leaves	2
break the line of	2
silence reigned in the	2
slipper and the passion	2
downward through the evening	2
faced man on horseback	2
and songs of longing	2
the presence of those	2
icy breath upon him	2
weak and erring child	2
in rivers when the	2
was a man of	2
its cradle in the	2
one could not distinguish	2
by tens and twenties	2
beneath them in the	2
when we are old	2
all the sky is	2
buried in the earth	2
in the lore of	2
the moon of leaves	2
the air is dark	2
in the sands of	2
but the fearless hiawatha	2
walter of the vogelweid	2
count hugo of the	2
knelt by his bedside	2
the son of the	2
the light of stars	2
he spake to his	2
in words or actions	2
wisp of straw he	2
he beheld a maiden	2
went home that night	2
flight of stone steps	2
a poor old woman	2
ray of the sun	2
i close my eyelids	2
the face of that	2
to the best of	2
the white sand of	2
the broad plain of	2
and other fallow deer	2
from the mountains and	2
of the female character	2
much contriving how the	2
come with me to	2
and sat down to	2
it is the sea	2
only know they are	2
and jostled them together	2
is the voice of	2
when he heard the	2
sat down in the	2
up from your bed	2
not to interrupt me	2
fell on their knees	2
in the romantic german	2
kissed his dying lips	2
as one who is	2
with all his war	2
scales of the balance	2
the graves of those	2
in a single night	2
sang the song of	2
not so far out	2
perhaps i should say	2
a sign of invitation	2
the face of laughing	2
the angels of the	2
i think it is	2
i breathe upon the	2
the vast folios of	2
slave in the dismal	2
at the door and	2
roofs of the village	2
reminds me of the	2
the terror of the	2
is only a more	2
the three best kinds	2
the god of water	2
to see you in	2
body of the sturgeon	2
churchyard of saint gilgen	2
i do not believe	2
the countenance of a	2
or the sound of	2
vautsberg on the rhine	2
much they marvelled to	2
into another state of	2
into the gray dawn	2
i feel that i	2
soon make up their	2
the ruins of an	2
the heads of the	2
of wonder and delight	2
her head on his	2
deer came down the	2
there is in the	2
is the forest primeval	2
the evening and the	2
the little men under	2
do not shoot us	2
rose in his vision	2
whole days and nights	2
broad plain of the	2
a tall and slender	2
lest his fasting should	2
than two centuries ago	2
the pleasant land and	2
i know that my	2
hither have we come	2
with beads of wampum	2
art and nature are	2
nest among the pine	2
as an insult to	2
with doubt and fear	2
stands the forest primeval	2
way through the crowd	2
of the terrors of	2
all that speaks of	2
man of the mountain	2
the gentle chibiabos sang	2
to the portals of	2
as a token of	2
this is the forest	2
she afterwards married achim	2
in the evening they	2
died in the distance	2
the people called the	2
and again the sturgeon	2
land of handsome women	2
evangeline knelt by his	2
and it was the	2
itself to my imagination	2
them on skins of	2
the living and the	2
does not so much	2
to whisper her name	2
stripped the garments from	2
i should think it	2
soft and loose and	2
the sweet breath of	2
sound upon the earth	2
do not believe it	2
had come to him	2
birds were singing gayly	2
they are our fathers	2
he lifted his eyelids	2
on the lake of	2
the tender star of	2
forth into the open	2
shouted down into the	2
of old in the	2
meekly she bowed her	2
as a taunt to	2
touch the hearts of	2
know they are our	2
the eyes of old	2
he the best of	2
like a yellow leaf	2
blessing on the rhine	2
tops of the trees	2
as i grow older	2
to the master of	2
on the front of	2
in the lodge of	2
looked forth into the	2
that i have not	2
the red and blue	2
it was only a	2
not the old alone	2
the story of brother	2
the form of a	2
soul in andernach would	2
the time will come	2
and the young men	2
the green and silent	2
and the people of	2
pass the black pitch	2
birds of various plumage	2
rose up from the	2
in a swoon he	2
illustration illustration o father	2
the house itself was	2
on the beach below	2
fear that we shall	2
his tongue would have	2
slave singing at midnight	2
it came to pass	2
much as you please	2
the river came the	2
rose a sound of	2
part of the company	2
the front of the	2
of his fasting by	2
last day of your	2
the countenance of an	2
seems to have been	2
the forests and the	2
a fierce and painful	2
am prince henry of	2
a wife and children	2
walking under their shadow	2
silent a moment they	2
the freshness of the	2
the pipe with bark	2
handsomest of all the	2
the careful old nokomis	2
a bright summer morning	2
cage with rods of	2
regions of the morning	2
doorway of the wigwam	2
the square tower of	2
together in the glory	2
over them wandered the	2
come to try you	2
the gigantic forms of	2
if you had not	2
at the close of	2
beauty of the starlight	2
the master of all	2
the first day of	2
the days of old	2
art thou so near	2
the lamps were lighted	2
looked up at him	2
came out of the	2
i know that i	2
him by the hand	2
and loose and light	2
soul upon its journey	2
the old man died	2
voice of mary ashburton	2
the shadow of great	2
and reminded flemming of	2
all alone upon a	2
the rushing of the	2
pardon must be granted	2
greater craft in fishing	2
and faint and low	2
he had just bought	2
came into his eyes	2
and make me larger	2
down into the valley	2
painted like the sky	2
the end of his	2
the benefactors of the	2
sightless eyes of the	2
up to the castle	2
that shall not be	2
purple clouds of sunset	2
and not the old	2
yard of the castle	2
in the battle of	2
shadow in the water	2
at the entrance of	2
figure had its meaning	2
the black robe chief	2
was the sound of	2
yet gabriel came not	2
contriving how the tribes	2
farewell to all the	2
by the signal of	2
and he could not	2
and the wedding guests	2
hiawatha and the pearl	2
the old northern mythology	2
held him by the	2
the figure of the	2
ruins of an antique	2
listen to the words	2
laying his hand upon	2
to see if they	2
old ruin above them	2
it was that hiawatha	2
bacharach on the rhine	2
feeling of wonder and	2
and the air was	2
wrath shall overtake you	2
in the churchyard and	2
terror of the nations	2
king of the jews	2
a part of the	2
i am the angel	2
rich banker of frankfort	2
their motion revealed what	2
thou hast heard the	2
is the man in	2
and that which is	2
is the frau von	2
on the border of	2
he said in his	2
which is the world	2
wish to be alone	2
here and there rise	2
his way through the	2
ye who believe in	2
kill for us a	2
out of the window	2
of the gentle lady	2
patron saint of the	2
sent them from the	2
the wind among the	2
with a smile he	2
now you speak like	2
wind among the trees	2
there is none so	2
her eyes as the	2
and the ancient arrow	2
the angels in heaven	2
i should like to	2
care killed a cat	2
he lay there in	2
where he passed the	2
pipe with bark of	2
was of your age	2
of her own free	2
from their seats beneath	2
to see the form	2
to the window to	2
sacred star of evening	2
and death among us	2
sound of the wind	2
bed i lay me	2
the approach of the	2
of a young man	2
stands on the banks	2
sand of the bottom	2
the prime of life	2
better were it to	2
no answer came from	2
we have left behind	2
the mirrored wave below	2
to the lodge of	2
to hear the sound	2
heidelberg and the baron	2
that the river may	2
the nest of the	2
unuttered died on his	2
the sisters and their	2
bark of the red	2
and when i heard	2
am a stranger in	2
it was broad daylight	2
in the prime of	2
the name of his	2
stone of the quarry	2
the notes of the	2
from the bottom rose	2
the house of prayer	2
in all ages and	2
a few days after	2
when a lamp is	2
the sound of church	2
when i first beheld	2
of the old northern	2
a poet who never	2
in the evening he	2
square tower of the	2
still he did not	2
and all their secrets	2
when i shake my	2
the sacred silence of	2
you shall hear the	2
with her finger westward	2
white sand of the	2
god sent his messenger	2
saw no more the	2
here and there a	2
was no one there	2
floor of her chamber	2
and above him the	2
float in the air	2
from the top of	2
doorways of the west	2
in marble or on	2
how the tribes of	2
upon whom he was	2
the tankard of ale	2
hand in hand they	2
called to old nokomis	2
in the night to	2
heard the falls of	2
in the human heart	2
front of the house	2
feel that i am	2
these legends and traditions	2
departed each one homeward	2
my wrath shall overtake	2
a talk on the	2
the days gone by	2
till the darkness fell	2
we have seen him	2
the ghost of the	2
flemming answered in the	2
were a sign of	2
from his pouch he	2
and as brothers live	2
lingers still among the	2
under the shadow of	2
the eagle of the	2
heart of his friend	2
in the eyes of	2
sailed through all its	2
the hunting of pau	2
and at his feet	2
the trunks of trees	2
ere long he had	2
last of all thy	2
the contrast between the	2
see the form of	2
light me with your	2
a yellow leaf in	2
the entrance of a	2
erect upon his haunches	2
that there is no	2
the lake of the	2
of the human race	2
wish i had been	2
much and much contriving	2
he saw once more	2
a wisp of straw	2
out of the way	2
face of laughing water	2
silence of her thoughts	2
i know not what	2
from hour to hour	2
the shining shards of	2
i have slain the	2
summer night passed through	2
the shore of the	2
a deer with antlers	2
is by no means	2
come in contact with	2
you think of that	2
the slave singing at	2
if he were an	2
preaching to the crowd	2
am glad to see	2
the sky above us	2
and the morning star	2
in the sight of	2
in sleep i close	2
mokwa in the middle	2
master of the flowers	2
of the black forest	2
them flowed the water	2
pukwana of the peace	2
darkness fell around them	2
stretching forth his hand	2
like the sky of	2
once more the lifeless	2
it suddenly sank into	2
kneeling at the confessional	2
warmed the hands of	2
the bells of the	2
a sunbeam in the	2
that ancient town of	2
come forth and wrestle	2
stillness of the night	2
boys shall call you	2
trophies of the battle	2
leads us with a	2
his way down the	2
the wealth of megissogwon	2
of the star of	2
appeared to him in	2
there is no such	2
the table with a	2
of the spirit of	2
tender star of woman	2
one who is dead	2
by the breath of	2
i wrote in the	2
in the dismal swamp	2
and the lady geraldine	2
rise up before him	2
of the saviour on	2
day by day he	2
as if it had	2
like a wisp of	2
into the land of	2
heard the voice of	2
asleep in his chair	2
all were changed to	2
great work on biblical	2
three best kinds of	2
not the king of	2
and said to minnehaha	2
game of bowl and	2
river may not wet	2
pressed once more the	2
when it serves to	2
you are afraid of	2
wolves glared at him	2
him that it was	2
saviour on the cross	2
not a sound upon	2
by night or day	2
he was speaking of	2
games of skill and	2
with bark of willow	2
played as in the	2
much as one should	2
painful to see the	2
the story of osseo	2
knitting in the shade	2
all things else are	2
best kinds of wine	2
the rabbi ben israel	2
beheld the face of	2
thought only of her	2
the wine of the	2
warriors and the women	2
she was thinking of	2
the ladder against the	2
both the great kenabeeks	2
signal of the peace	2
i will go down	2
at the open doorway	2
in the next room	2
but once in a	2
and more and more	2
so wan and pale	2
in the play of	2
as much as one	2
where he can hear	2
more the home of	2
as if he had	2
from her nest among	2
he is not here	2
to their nests among	2
his attention was arrested	2
and all that speaks	2
more the lifeless head	2
it soft and loose	2
the lodge of hiawatha	2
the fervor of his	2
cones of the pine	2
their seats beneath the	2
are but my fellow	2
as slowly he lifted	2
see the black pitch	2
to him in the	2
nest of the swallow	2
in at the window	2
accents unuttered died on	2
what his tongue would	2
the hearts of all	2
when i was a	2
the water may not	2
in the morning the	2
in the moon when	2
came down the pathway	2
as much as you	2
in the afternoon the	2
cut with his whip	2
the kingdom of heaven	2
he is gathering in	2
came to pass that	2
in their holiday dresses	2
night passed through the	2
there together in the	2
the ruins of the	2
and yet he is	2
the divinity of the	2
the slave in the	2
he said to his	2
in accents disconsolate answers	2
he then went to	2
and he took the	2
if he were a	2
have you not heard	2
of the wind in	2
the village of saint	2
to the meeting of	2
the hills of the	2
but his heart was	2
it is by no	2
was the meaning of	2
all the land with	2
the bottom rose the	2
the daylight of the	2
the guests of hiawatha	2
this life of ours	2
the hearts of men	2
the same moment he	2
i have often observed	2
with the sword of	2
in characters of gold	2
wheels and other wheels	2
it was a large	2
sacred silence of her	2
frozen fens and moorlands	2
pulpit in the open	2
how is the prince	2
i do not see	2
flashing in the sunshine	2
came down the valley	2
and the rising sun	2
sat erect upon his	2
of pauguk glare upon	2
go up to the	2
and fields of grain	2
a tub of cold	2
love and songs of	2
the shade of the	2
was a large room	2
it serves to illustrate	2
told them of his	2
the bait of this	2
for his heart was	2
each nerve and fibre	2
the heart of flemming	2
of voices of the	2
ancient town of bacharach	2
of all the wigwams	2
seemed to float in	2
light of his eyes	2
renown among the warriors	2
which he had just	2
with a single arch	2
the women and children	2
this is not the	2
guitar in his hand	2
the sunshine above them	2
a long and distant	2
the meeting of the	2
master of life descending	2
and features of the	2
because he could not	2
her thoughts of him	2
long and wide the	2
saint of the village	2
these are his own	2
and the careful old	2
it remain as it	2
as a signal of	2
the meaning of this	2
my vengeance shall attain	2
the baron and flemming	2
when i was of	2
a friend of his	2
her nest among the	2
the old ruin above	2
green and silent valley	2
the lord of heaven	2
days that shall be	2
look forward to the	2
like the stream of	2
out of the door	2
us again to our	2
we have the whole	2
is as much as	2
the home of his	2
back to old nokomis	2
sweet breath of heaven	2
should soon make up	2
to come forth and	2
tears came into his	2
for profit of the	2
years of his life	2
still stands the forest	2
the flash of his	2
priest and the maiden	2
box for the poor	2
knocking at the door	2
the mouth of the	2
and the song of	2
all the saints and	2
the air with fragrance	2
i should tell you	2
and yet it is	2
rushing of great rivers	2
of the burning village	2
the windows of the	2
leap to meet thee	2
excellence of the female	2
the lilies of the	2
to look upon the	2
the aching of heart	2
filled the pipe with	2
with a lantern and	2
suddenly sank into darkness	2
when i blow my	2
with the countenance of	2
with a pleasant smile	2
which stands upon the	2
it was a sweet	2
to the care of	2
wrestled there together in	2
history of the soul	2
slowly and in silence	2
minnehaha calling to him	2
the darkness fell around	2
upon my bed i	2
me with your little	2
birch canoe for sailing	2
a room in the	2
shadows on the wall	2
fog from the fen	2
so near unto me	2
wind at a casement	2
then i do not	2
not on that account	2
round and round in	2
advantage of the nations	2
he looked at hiawatha	2
vanished the vision away	2
upon the earth nor	2
the song of the	2
a forest of pines	2
but evangeline knelt by	2
in the moon of	2
bells began to ring	2
that the water may	2
began to feel at	2
the border of the	2
was not so far	2
breathe upon the landscape	2
chemistry in its application	2
was she and young	2
heads of flint and	2
castle of vautsberg on	2
village of saint wolfgang	2
hair flowing over his	2
by the margin of	2
the walls of a	2
friend of old nokomis	2
who stood at the	2
the grave of the	2
he stood at the	2
flemming thought he was	2
but it is the	2
attend the dissection of	2
it is difficult to	2
of flint and jasper	2
wind in the trees	2
a lamp is blown	2
into the open air	2
i am glad to	2
how is the man	2
hear the voice of	2
and the old man	2
the waves of ocean	2
my heart is thinking	2
morning gown and slippers	2
with naked hearts together	2
deed he had done	2
hiawatha was the gentle	2
blow my breath about	2
regions of the home	2
may not wet me	2
the veins of the	2
of the ancient arrow	2
of love in the	2
is death than life	2
and the warriors and	2
take the bait of	2
the rushing of great	2
not for greater craft	2
but you will find	2
and constant anguish of	2
in the rain and	2
sat in his chamber	2
he could see the	2
tribes of men together	2
between him and heaven	2
eyes of pauguk glare	2
such heavy burdens on	2
come again to the	2
than the echo of	2
in the sacred silence	2
the withered leaves of	2
and now for the	2
the patron saint of	2
a great deal to	2
lantern and a ladder	2
is it not so	2
the lady of the	2
drove up the valley	2
of the soul of	2
the death of kwasind	2
the evening star with	2
to the baths of	2
the old men all	2
it was already night	2
downward to the mirrored	2
all the young men	2
the wail of the	2
the land of sleep	2
goose and the heron	2
how cold it is	2
skilled was he in	2
the memory of the	2
the dew of thy	2
said not a word	2
all the air was	2
she was not beautiful	2
the steps of hiawatha	2
the alhambra of granada	2
be united in one	2
breeze of morning played	2
wild with a fierce	2
morning played as in	2
in the citadel of	2
at the first blow	2
there was no one	2
in its application to	2
i am prince henry	2
bade farewell to all	2
and the waves of	2
that i do not	2
no more to the	2
oh that i were	2
he entered at the	2
a stranger in the	2
in a tone of	2
individual being among men	2
draw a magic circle	2
and the voice of	2
out of the sea	2
the brown shade of	2
of the wreck of	2
he had found a	2
from its rocky caverns	2
and excellence of the	2
by the fervor of	2
blown out by a	2
come not back again	2
profit of the people	2
he strove to rise	2
the wild goose and	2
laid his head on	2
his birch canoe came	2
doors of all the	2
as he rose to	2
up into the sky	2
you are but my	2
as the hand of	2
was the journey homeward	2
they painted on the	2
do not shoot me	2
his head on her	2
late in the afternoon	2
many have been the	2
and the floor of	2
and i feel that	2
when i breathe upon	2
shook and jostled them	2
reached the lodge of	2
the remnants of our	2
with a fierce and	2
when i thought that	2
are his own words	2
and the student hieronymus	2
the icy breath of	2
back to his chamber	2
into the enchanted land	2
power over the tides	2
winds and the waves	2
his station in the	2
it seemed as if	2
a short distance from	2
seated themselves at the	2
flemming looked at the	2
king does not dine	2
calm and solemn footsteps	2
a stone upon the	2
the sighing of the	2
and wrapped about with	2
reminds me of some	2
the frozen fens and	2
at the top of	2
into the heart of	2
evangeline rose in his	2
to do a good	2
and waved his hand	2
from the valley of	2
i do not much	2
a flight of stone	2
old men all responded	2
over the tops of	2
which he would fain	2
necklace of pearls was	2
mighty bow of ash	2
is thinking of him	2
with sylvan rivers among	2
revealed what his tongue	2
serves to illustrate the	2
never more would lightly	2
beware of the fever	2
he lay in the	2
the path to the	2
names and all their	2
with the souls of	2
just as the clock	2
is gathering in his	2
the battle of the	2
answers the wail of	2
with the odor of	2
pleasant was the journey	2
the only wonder is	2
hand in the air	2
prince henry the dance	2
pointing with her finger	2
he came to a	2
accents sweet and tender	2
in the green and	2
comes in with a	2
is the power of	2
his fasting should be	2
heavens and the earth	2
the tides of the	2
the blue alsatian hills	2
and in the air	2
brings us again to	2
like the trump of	2
in a kind of	2
so that none could	2
are not the fish	2
had never been tempted	2
and the air grew	2
you shall hear a	2
ere upon my bed	2
the people from the	2
the days of her	2
his speech a little	2
a little girl by	2
far on his way	2
he bowed his head	2
my bed i lay	2
the signal of the	2
and this is the	2
ice in rivers when	2
home of his childhood	2
this angel of god	2
fierce and painful delight	2
in the islands of	2
the middle of the	2
he knelt in the	2
from his pipe the	2
the spirits of the	2
the evening meal was	2
if you go to	2
words of the priest	2
as silent as the	2
the summer night passed	2
the sightless eyes of	2
here and there the	2
of the olden time	2
a magic circle round	2
that season of life	2
event happened in the	2
house of the lord	2
sylvan rivers among them	2
the joy of our	2
the blood of the	2
story of the liebenstein	2
and the falling star	2
the base of the	2
as she pressed once	2
the accents unuttered died	2
stood at the door	2
from the master of	2
entered at the doorway	2
like the sun in	2
tub of cold water	2
sound of their own	2
in which he says	2
the castle of vautsberg	2
buried in the sands	2
the old man sang	2
said the old nokomis	2
to the purple clouds	2
for the sake of	2
all the earth was	2
i will follow you	2
reflecting an image of	2
when the evening meal	2
in the book of	2
the dead body of	2
of morning played as	2
and gleamed on the	2
in the flickering light	2
the warriors and the	2
the sacred star of	2
white fog from the	2
the wind in the	2
think you will see	2
and out among the	2
once in a lifetime	2
in the fields of	2
to sweep through the	2
the farmer of grand	2
afterwards married achim von	2
and departed each one	2
one of the few	2
good old father gleim	2
see the face of	2
a sound upon the	2
the baron to flemming	2
of chemistry in the	2
the next morning he	2
i blow my breath	2
each figure had its	2
through the evening twilight	2
the bride of heaven	2
the shores of the	2
the garments from mondamin	2
he died in the	2
with rods of silver	2
the gates of heaven	2
in the melancholy marshes	2
do i wonder at	2
and the angel of	2
gust of wind at	2
the hand of the	2
the odor of flowers	2
how fares it with	2
thunder in the mountains	2
disconsolate answers the wail	2
behold once more the	2
in one of his	2
summit of the mountains	2
the great red pipe	2
when my heart is	2
red and blue flowers	2
a lantern and a	2
in the pleasant land	2
and the young man	2
earth nor in the	2
all the air with	2
know the story of	2
through a forest of	2
dear to hiawatha was	2
that castle by the	2
hiawatha to the lodge	2
the air with the	2
so that none might	2
the walls of that	2
may drive to the	2
as if to say	2
the great canoe with	2
the pathway of the	2
so rude and rough	2
the branches of the	2
better is death than	2
days and nights he	2
ladder against the wall	2
out by a gust	2
of bowl and counters	2
and wide the world	2
birch canoe with paddles	2
a cry of anguish	2
the little village below	2
of vautsberg on the	2
guests i leave behind	2
and go up and	2
i wonder at the	2
beckoning to me from	2
is the use of	2
the purple clouds of	2
the corners of the	2
into the light of	2
thou art not less	2
to behold once more	2
the evening air grows	2
room in the farm	2
the study of the	2
in the eastern sky	2
i shall never forget	2
speaking words yet unfamiliar	2
once more the home	2
upon the choicest portions	2
does not dine to	2
of wind through the	2
he fain would have	2
down the long street	2
with the soft voice	2
as when a lamp	2
the lake of galilee	2
from the evening star	2
man with the lantern	2
and their motion revealed	2
filling all the air	2
of an antique world	2
at the words of	2
the baron of hohenfels	2
published by john owen	2
the light of the	2
with me to the	2
he the friend of	2
the sky the sun	2
a pulpit in the	2
evening and the morning	2
it was who sent	2
lay such heavy burdens	2
would bring to her	2
lived in the liebenstein	2
his head in the	2
that is to say	2
go over to the	2
days of her youth	2
in the fading twilight	2
said he to the	2
and fain it would	2
the heavens and the	2
stars in the firmament	2
the old man of	2
my breath about me	2
with jest and laughter	2
was a magic lamp	2
the juice of love	2
till the birch canoe	2
at the expense of	2
of the sea to	2
and the soul of	2
the day was closing	2
let us go up	2
till at length the	2
hast the dew of	2
and polished very smoothly	2
t was the women	2
the semblances of things	2
answer came from the	2
weapons and their war	2
the forehead of the	2
in her heart she	2
the dismal swamp the	2
of wind at a	2
and the thunder in	2
it is all a	2
and no longer a	2
the fish i wanted	2
and ever and anon	2
evening meal was ready	2
what a pity it	2
the fragrance of the	2
in the dead of	2
souls of the departed	2
all the old men	2
as he entered at	2
my mother told me	2
he had ceased to	2
that he might be	2
were her eyes as	2
in the sunshine above	2
is the author of	2
in the days that	2
led up to the	2
the doorway of the	2
that it is not	2
with the heat of	2
dew of thy youth	2
will change you to	2
the wedding guests assembled	2
flemming would fain have	2
among the hills of	2
the crowd is gone	2
in the solitary forest	2
no answer from the	2
saw the beauty of	2
to illustrate the obscurity	2
of life is over	2
when he reached the	2
ankles flowed the streamlet	2
we come to try	2
in the torrent of	2
in which all the	2
learned their names and	2
over the roofs of	2
they had reached the	2
lifeless head to her	2
but it suddenly sank	2
flowing over his shoulders	2
the trunk of the	2
the illusions of fancy	2
the haunted chambers of	2
he gazed upon her	2
he was a man	2
ford across the river	2
i have not yet	2
little girl by the	2
reeled and staggered forward	2
shining shards of beetles	2
as if she were	2
the meaning of the	2
the obscurity of things	2
to the mirrored wave	2
henry and elsie crossing	2
a guitar in his	2
forest rang with their	2
soul of man is	2
that i am not	2
the sun went down	2
that is to be	2
of cocks in the	2
and he heard the	2
to attend the dissection	2
and songs of the	2
rude and rough the	2
the splendor of the	2
i am going to	2
in a yellow gown	2
in the olden time	2
red stone of the	2
in front of the	2
even as you say	2
in the fields and	2
on his shoulder and	2
more he fain would	2
it cannot be so	2
thou hast the dew	2
together that the water	2
he was dressed in	2
not a single word	2
the shadow of death	2
will pray for him	2
to love and to	2
icy breath of the	2
their nests among the	2
and in accents disconsolate	2
and look at it	2
tongue would have spoken	2
who shall say what	2
you know the story	2
a blessing on the	2
and the women laughed	2
the sight of a	2
the soul of a	2
hugo of the rhine	2
ere in sleep i	2
and as slowly he	2
of ghosts and shadows	2
of wampum from the	2
when the story was	2
the lips of the	2
filling all the lodge	2
but are you sure	2
must be granted to	2
daylight of the dwarfs	2
of ilmenau went to	2
fly to and fro	2
let it remain as	2
was filled with a	2
a wand of willow	2
through the narrow pass	2
their names and all	2
sleep i close my	2
as one of the	2
flowers in the garden	2
the feet of a	2
was born in the	2
with words of cheer	2
but my wrath shall	2
where you see the	2
the land of handsome	2
and in the hollow	2
the friend of man	2
fair was she and	2
he would fain have	2
in his arms the	2
the sun on the	2
he went up the	2
the trophies of the	2
the voice of mary	2
strove to whisper her	2
when he saw the	2
not so rude and	2
the image of the	2
forth into the gray	2
there came a voice	2
the rocks and the	2
to the music of	2
them up to the	2
ilmenau went to her	2
talk on the stairs	2
his way along the	2
learned and holy men	2
the power of memory	2
the doors of all	2
light streamed through the	2
from the hands of	2
on a long and	2
i can heal you	2
of the patron saint	2
the university of giessen	2
she had never been	2
the craft of the	2
from the reedy islands	2
the hands of mudjekeewis	2
from the wigwam hiawatha	2
make up their minds	2
looked in vain for	2
if i were a	2
a voice from the	2
in the times of	2
thrust up themselves for	2
the eldest of the	2
to the study of	2
they wrestled there together	2
seat by the fireside	2
the good old man	2
slowly he lifted his	2
with a voice so	2
his fan of turkey	2
the spirit of the	2
in the air of	2
home that night with	2
from his lodge went	2
the thunder in the	2
it makes me sick	2
on the point of	2
shall hear how pau	2
maid with yellow tresses	2
that does not prevent	2
old enough to be	2
on a sudden the	2
for advantage of the	2
the setting of the	2
till the air is	2
came close up to	2
as if they had	2
the name of the	2
on the sandy margin	2
not such weight of	2
so far out of	2
well i know you	2
of the wind through	2
sit here by the	2
image of the saviour	2
her own free will	2
at one of the	2
the shirt of wampum	2
could not see your	2
a few moments afterwards	2
water may not enter	2
and each figure had	2
the pukwana of the	2
thou know what a	2
who steals the maize	2
in the village of	2
to the skirts of	2
he sought after the	2
she pressed once more	2
what is the use	2
pacing to and fro	2
girl by the hand	2
seen the face of	2
that he had made	2
they wore on earth	2
was a part of	2
the pride of the	2
the thief of cornfields	2
beauty of his mother	2
but for profit of	2
by a gust of	2
with tears in his	2
of skill and hazard	2
air is dark with	2
all the lodge with	2
and as one in	2
curtain of the doorway	2
came unto the rocky	2
you listen to his	2
from its cradle in	2
let us go back	2
if it were the	2
bring the gift of	2
he seemed to be	2
heart is thinking of	2
to him with its	2
meaning of this symbol	2
the tents of the	2
his mighty bow of	2
all was ended now	2
city of the past	2
his heart was full	2
and i am glad	2
and from that hour	2
when a young man	2
that moment he was	2
story of brother bernardus	2
and the noble hiawatha	2
chemistry in harvard university	2
quarter of a note	2
to the regions of	2
downward to the bottom	2
rise up from your	2
as if in a	2
am the angel of	2
art not less a	2
baby in a yellow	2
his ankles flowed the	2
with streaks of crimson	2
heart of flemming was	2
is the last day	2
as a hostage for	2
of the winds of	2
we are the witnesses	2
in the summer night	2
of the christ of	2
were the words of	2
of love and songs	2
the laws of the	2
warning said the old	2
vengeance shall attain you	2
a signal of his	2
said the baron with	2
the shore stood hiawatha	2
buried in the sand	2
he called to old	2
was arrested by the	2
a stranger from the	2
early in the morning	2
and spake in this	2
the warriors of the	2
fasting should be fatal	2
the ford across the	2
and it is not	2
lamp is blown out	2
he strove to whisper	2
to keep up the	2
of the soul is	2
pipe in his mouth	2
like a yellow water	2
wind through a forest	2
laws of the land	2
all the aching of	2
was wild with a	2
it is truly a	2
of all the women	2
of an evil spirit	2
so long and wide	2
the smooth bark of	2
went to her chamber	2
thus he spake to	2
head on her bosom	2
as he lay there	2
the splendor of its	2
people called the storm	2
not for greater skill	2
the last day of	2
the pleasant summer morning	2
lodge of old nokomis	2
yellow leaf in autumn	2