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8. After Beautiful Head, White Owl was chief at Spruce Pine land.
The Lenâpé and Their Legends: With the complete text and symbols of the Walam olum, a new translation, and an inquiry into its authenticity · Daniel G. Brinton
8. After Beautiful Head, White Owl was chief at Spruce Pine land.
9. After him, Keeping-Guard was chief of that people.
10. After him, Snow Bird was chief, he spoke of the south,
[Illustration: 11. Wokenapi nitaton wullaton apakchikton.
12. Shawaniwaen chilili, wapaniwaen tamakwi.
13. Akolaki shawanaki, kitshinaki shabiyaki.
14. Wapanaki namesaki, pemapaki sisilaki.
15. Wtenk chilili sakimanep ayamek weminilluk.
16. Chikonapi akhonapi makatapi assinapi.
17. Wtenk ayamek tellen sakimak machi tonanup shawapama.]
11. That our fathers should possess it by scattering abroad.
12. Snow Bird went south, White Beaver went east.
13. The Snake land was at the south, the great Spruce Pine land was toward the shore;
14. To the east was the Fish land, toward the lakes was the buffalo land.