This character clears a river of its sunken logs and sand bars with his friend Kwasind, who iskilled when jealous pygmies throw pine cones at him.
This character clears a river of its sunken logs and sand bars with his friend Kwasind, who iskilled when jealous pygmies throw pine cones at him. After he kills twelve serpents, a woodpeckertells this man that an evil wizard's only weakness is at the roots of his hair. At his wedding, guestsare entertained by the love songs of Chibiabos and the tall tales of Iagoo. This man has shoes that lethim walk a mile with each stride. He rejects a pike and a sunfish before he is finally swallowed by themighty (*) sturgeon Nahma, whom he punches in the heart. He creates the first corn plant by wrestling andburying a stranger. This character is the son of Nokomis, and marries Minnehaha on the shores of GitcheGumee. For 10 points, name this title character of a "song" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
This character clears a river of its sunken logs and sand bars with his friend Kwasind, who iskilled when jealous pygmies throw pine cones at him.
Hiawatha