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Seneca Indian Myths: Wíshakon and his Friend Visit the Pléthoak (Thunders)

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________________ Characters | WÍSHAKON | | | PLÉTHOAK | Thunders--Thunder is Plétho | AN old man and a little boy lived together with great affection. They were not relatives; they called each other "Friend." One day the old man put on new moccasins, fixed new feathers in his head-dress, trimmed his hair and painted his face. The little boy, watching him, asked, "What are you going to do, my friend?" "I'm going on a long journey, I want to see what there is in the world." "May I go with…

Seneca Indian Myths: Wíshakon and his Friend Visit the Pléthoak (Thunders)

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