The Song Of Hiawatha

Innovative and poetic retelling of Native American folklore by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow explores Ojibwe culture and legend of Hiawatha a brave and strong leader guiding his people through trials and triumphs alongside the beautiful maiden Minnehaha.

• The Song Of Hiawatha
• Introductory Note
• The Song Of Hiawatha
• I The Peace-pipe
• Ii The Four Winds
• Iii Hiawatha’s Childhood
• Iv Hiawatha And Mudjekeewis
• V Hiawatha’s Fasting
• Vi Hiawatha’s Friends
• Vii Hiawatha’s Sailing
• Viii Hiawatha’s Fishing
• Ix Hiawatha And The Pearl-feather
• X Hiawatha’s Wooing
• Xi Hiawatha’s Wedding-feast
• Xii The Son Of The Evening Star
• Xiii Blessing The Cornfields
• Xiv Picture-writing
• Xv Hiawatha’s Lamentation
• Xvi Pau-puk-keewis
• Xvii The Hunting Of Pau-puk-keewis
• Xviii The Death Of Kwasind
• Xix The Ghosts
• Xx The Famine
• Xxi The White Man’s Foot
• Xxii Hiawatha’s Departure
• Vocabulary