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the precipice. was seen for a moment envel-
+oped with spray, but never after was trace
of the canoe or its passengers seen.


Yet it is stated by the Indians that often in
the morning voice had been heard to sing
a doleful ditty along the edge Of the fall,
and that it dwells on the Inconsistency of her
husband. Nay, some assert that her spirit
had been seen wandering near the spot with
her children wrapped to her bosom.


Such are the tales of traditions which the
Indians treasure up, and which they relate
to the voyager, forcing tear from the eyes
of the most relentless.