Forever Now He Smokes His Calumet∗ : The Educational Forum: Vol 21, No 1

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∗This poem was written on seeing the skeleton of an Indian, which had apparentaly lain in the woods many years. A stone spearhead, entering the body from the front, had passed through the heart and project from the shoulder blade.

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Forever Now He Smokes His CalumetFootnote∗
∗This poem was written on seeing the skeleton of an Indian, which had apparentaly lain in the woods many years. A stone spearhead, entering the body from the front, had passed through the heart and project from the shoulder blade.

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Forever Now He Smokes His CalumetFootnote∗
∗This poem was written on seeing the skeleton of an Indian, which had apparentaly lain in the woods many years. A stone spearhead, entering the body from the front, had passed through the heart and project from the shoulder blade.