Legends of the Northwest

by Hanford Lennox Gordon

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[ Pronounced Tah-tâhn-kah—Bison or Buffalo.]

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[ Enâh—An exclamation of wonder. Ehó—Behold! see there!]

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[ The Crees are the Knisteneaux of Alexander Mackenzie. See his account of them, Mackenzie's Travels, (London 1801) p. xci. to cvii.]

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[ Lake Superior. The only names the Dakotas have for Lake Superior are Medé Tânka or Tânka Medé—Great Lake, and Me-ne-yâ-ta—literally, At-the-Water.]

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[ April—Literally, the moon when the geese lay eggs. See note 71.]