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I. Cradle Songs. 44

44.

G'tn-dja'tga an+ s'wa.

Eagle woman of his own he married he says.

Ad'dAxua xA'nhao waga g'djiwa s'ugA.

Here behind us yet his (wife) is sitting, he says.

Ad'dAxua xA'nhao waga g'djiwa s'ugA.

Here behind us yet his (wife) is sitting, he say,.

Ha'lA waga da'osgian d'g.

Come, his(wife) let us all go and get!

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Ha'lA waga da'osgian d'g.

Come, his(wife) let us all go and get!

Ad'dAxua xA'nhao waga g'djiwan s'ugA.

Here behind us yet his (wife) is sitting, he say,.

Ha'lA waga da'osgian d'g.

Come, his(wife) let us all go and get!

He says he has married his own Eagle woman.

Here behind us he says his wife is sitting.

Here behind us he says his wife is sitting.

Come, let us go and get her!

Come, let us go and get her!

Here behind us he says his wife is sitting.

Come, let us go and get her!
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