The Path on the Rainbow, edited by George W. Cronyn, [1918], at sacred-texts.com
LONE-DOG UNTO THE DELAWARES
Brothers—Lennapi, Hear ye, come ye, all ye— By south-way, east-way, shore-land place, Men come, Boats come, Float fast, Handsome. Man-who-Paints, much-talker, he much-walked Easterly, south also, All-time stalked— Friends they, he says, Sun-rise men, sun-born men, east-coming; Great things have, wonderful, thundering Yea, great things, hear we, from clam-clam-sea— Hear ye— White-bird boat, great eagle, floats up streams, Man-carrying, house-bearing, much-fire gleams. Friends they, Say they, Come ye, hear ye, all ye, Brothers there, cousins there, Lennapi, Turtle men, turkey men, wolf clan,
Let us running-friendly be, Let us brother-hearted be, Giver-brothers standing we, Men with meat, men with hides, everyman, Come ye, run ye, all ye. From Branchy-river-place, From Straightened-river-place, From Great-falls-at, From Shore-land-at, Sassafras-land. Many caves men, Riding waves men, All ye Wolves, Turtles, Lennapi— Bring your gifts, laying them At Clam-clam-sea.