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	Introductory Note
	Introduction
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 Corn-Fields
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

		PAGE
Canto I	The Peace-Pipe	13
Canto II	The Four Winds	21
Canto III	Hiawatha's Childhood	35
Canto IV	Hiawatha and Mudge-Keewis	45
Canto V	Hiawatha's Fasting	59
Canto VI	Hiawatha's Friends	72
Canto VII	[Pg iv] Hiawatha's Sailing	80
Canto VIII	Hiawatha's Fishing	87
Canto IX	Hiawatha and the Pearl-Feather	98
Canto X	Hiawatha's Wooing	111
Canto XI	Hiawatha's Wedding Feast	124
Canto XII	The Son of the Evening Star	137
Canto XIII	Blessing the Cornfields	153
Canto XIV	Picture-Writing	164
Canto XV	Hiawatha's Lamentation	172
Canto XVI	Pau-puk-Keewis	182
Canto XVII	The Hunting of Pau-puk-Keewis	194
Canto XVIII	The Death of Kwasind	210
Canto XIX	The Ghosts	216
Canto XX	The Famine	227
Canto XXI	The White Man's Foot	235
Canto XXII	Hiawatha's Departure	245

Evangeline’s Well	Frontispiece
Map of The Evangeline Country	viii
	Facing Page
At Annapolis Royal (Old Port Royal)	8
Bear River	16
The Blue Boat	24
Blomidon, Low Tide	40
Gaspereau River and Blomidon (Scene of the Deportation)	40
The Stone Cross (Acadian Burying Ground)	41
Evangeline (From the Painting)	56
Scotch Covenanter Church (Grand-Pré)	57
Village Smithy (Grand-Pré)	57
The Evangeline Statue	72
Original Acadian Willow-Trees	72

	BOOK I.
	Epigraph
CHAPTER I	THE HERO.
CHAPTER II	THE CHRIST OF ANDERNACH.
CHAPTER III	HOMUNCULUS.
CHAPTER IV	THE LANDLADY'S DAUGHTER.
CHAPTER V	JEAN PAUL, THE ONLY-ONE.
CHAPTER VI	HEIDELBERG AND THE BARON.
CHAPTER VII	LIVES OF SCHOLARS.
CHAPTER VIII	LITERARY FAME.
	BOOK II.
	Epigraph
CHAPTER I	SPRING.
CHAPTER II	A COLLOQUY.
CHAPTER III	OWL-TOWERS.
CHAPTER IV	A BEER-SCANDAL.
CHAPTER V	THE WHITE LADY'S SLIPPER AND THE PASSION-FLOWER.
CHAPTER VI	GLIMPSES INTO CLOUD-LAND.
CHAPTER VII	MILL-WHEELS AND OTHER WHEELS.
CHAPTER VIII	OLD HUMBUG.
CHAPTER IX	THE DAYLIGHT OF THE DWARFS, AND THE FALLING STAR.
CHAPTER X	THE PARTING.
	BOOK III.
	Epigraph
CHAPTER I	SUMMER-TIME.
CHAPTER II	FOOT-TRAVELLING.
CHAPTER III	INTERLACHEN.
CHAPTER IV	THE EVENING AND THE MORNING STAR.
CHAPTER V	A RAINY DAY.
CHAPTER VI	AFTER DINNER, AND AFTER THE MANNER OF THE BEST CRITICS.
CHAPTER VII	TAKE CARE!
CHAPTER VIII	THE FOUNTAIN OF OBLIVION.
CHAPTER IX	A TALK ON THE STAIRS.
	BOOK IV.
	Epigraph
CHAPTER I	A MISERERE.
CHAPTER II	CURFEW BELLS.
CHAPTER III	SHADOWS ON THE WALL.
CHAPTER IV	MUSICAL SUFFERINGS OF JOHN KREISLER.
CHAPTER V	SAINT GILGEN.
CHAPTER VI	SAINT WOLFGANG.
CHAPTER VII	THE STORY OF BROTHER BERNARDUS.
CHAPTER VIII	FOOT-PRINTS OF ANGELS.
CHAPTER IX	THE LAST PANG.

	PAGE
Introduction	1
The Building of the Ship	3
Hiawatha	12
King Robert of Sicily	26
The Village Blacksmith	37
The Golden Legend	42
The Courtship of Miles Standish	56
Lady Wentworth	67
Elizabeth	73
The Monk and the Ass	82
Evangeline	93
The Falcon of Ser Federigo	111

TALES OF A WAYSIDE INN.
PAGE
Prelude.
The Wayside Inn		1
The Landlord's Tale.
Paul Revere's Ride		18
Interlude		26
The Student's Tale.
The Falcon of Ser Federigo		30
Interlude		46
The Spanish Jew's Tale.
The Legend of Rabbi Ben Levi		49
Interlude		53
The Sicilian's Tale.
King Robert of Sicily		55
Interlude		69
The Musician's Tale.
The Saga of King Olaf		71
i.	The Challenge of Thor	71
ii.	King Olaf's Return	74
[iv]iii.	Thora of Rimol	79
iv.	Queen Sigrid the Haughty	83
v.	The Skerry of Shrieks	88
vi.	The Wraith of Odin	94
vii.	Iron-Beard	98
viii.	Gudrun	103
ix.	Thangbrand the Priest	106
x.	Raud the Strong	111
xi.	Bishop Sigurd at Salten Fiord	114
xii.	King Olaf's Christmas	120
xiii.	The Building of the Long Serpent	125
xiv.	The Crew of the Long Serpent	130
xv.	A Little Bird in the Air	134
xvi.	Queen Thyri and the Angelica Stalks	137
xvii.	King Svend of the Forked Beard	144
xviii.	King Olaf and Earl Sigvald	149
xix.	King Olaf's War-Horns	152
xx.	Einar Tamberskelver	156
xxi.	King Olaf's Death-drink	160
xxii.	The Nun of Nidaros	165
Interlude		169
The Theologian's Tale.
Torquemada		173
[v]Interlude		187
The Poet's Tale.
The Birds or Killingworth		189
Finale		205

BIRDS OF PASSAGE.
FLIGHT THE SECOND.

The Children's Hour		209
Enceladus		212
The Cumberland		215
Snow-flakes		218
A Day of Sunshine		220
Something left Undone		222
Weariness		224

	page
To William E. Channing	9
The Slave's Dream	11
The Good Part	15
The Slave in the Dismal Swamp	18
The Slave singing at Midnight	21
The Witnesses	23
The Quadroon Girl	26
The Warning	30

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THE SONG OF HIAWATHA

Henry W. Longfellow

CONTENTS

THE SONG OF HIAWATHA

By Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Contents

THE DIVINE COMEDY

INFERNO

Of Dante Alighieri, (1265-1321)

TRANSLATED BY HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW (1807-1882)

CONTENTS

THE DIVINE COMEDY OF DANTE ALIGHIERI,(1265-1321)

TRANSLATED BY HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW, (1807-1882)

CONTENTS

THE DIVINE COMEDY OF DANTE ALIGHIERI, (1265-1321)

PURGATORIO

TRANSLATED BY HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW,(1807-1882)

CONTENTS

THE COMPLETE POETICAL WORKSOF HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW

Many missing poems

DETAILED CONTENTS (without Hyperlinks)

LINKED CONTENTS TO 450 MAJOR HEADINGS

THE LAND OF EVANGELINE

The authentic story of her country and her people

By John F. Herbin

Illustrated

With

EVANGELINE

By H. W. Longfellow

ILLUSTRATIONS

HYPERION

By Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

1882

CONTENTS.

THE CHILDREN'S OWN LONGFELLOW

By Henry W. Longfellow

CONTENTS

THE CHILDREN'S LONGFELLOW

Told In Prose By Doris Hayman

ILLUSTRATED

CONTENTS

TALES OF A WAYSIDE INN

BY HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW

CONTENTS

POEMS ON SLAVERY

By Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

CONTENTS

COURTSHIP OF MILES STANDISH

Minnehaha Edition

By Henry W. Longfellow

CONTENTS

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INDEX OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG

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HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW

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THE COMPLETE POETICAL WORKS
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