University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 129
o do him honor;while the lark and the mock-bird sang his praisein joyous songs. He had not long to wait. .Soon, afar off, thedreaded Piasau was seen moving heavily throughthe clear morning air. Onatoga, drawing himselfto the full measure .of his lofty height, raised hisdeath-song. The dull flutter… … ONATOGA, NEVER CEASING HIS CHANT, FACED THE PIASAU FEARLESSLY. last wigwam was reached. Onatogas quest wassuccessful! Then the warriors began to gather. Furtively,even in their gladness, they sought his lodge, forthe fear of the Piasau was over all. A solemnawe fell upon them as they gathered…
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