human
Can you write me a poem about hiawatha and convent?
assistant
Sure, here's a poem about hiawatha and convent:
  loneliness.
When Hiawatha and his fair bride reached their home, old Nokomis
Pau-Puk-Keewis, who was renowned for his skill in all sports and
themselves, and to make him ten times larger than the others.
inconvenience to themselves.
For a while the throneless King gazed with mingled anger and
We may all learn a useful lesson from the life of the village
blacksmith. Let us try to live as honestly, as uprightly, and as
"All hail, Prince Henry!" said the stranger.
"What is this mysterious remedy?"
"Not to be cured, yet not incurable!
The only remedy that remains
Is the blood that flows from a maiden's veins,
Who of her own free will shall die,
And give her life as the price of yours!"
necessary and had the Church's full approval.
Heedless of the voice of his good angel, which whispered to his
"Years ago, when I was a maiden freshly returned from the convent
letters."
"No prayers or entreaties can dissuade her."
"I do not come here to argue, but to die," replied Elsie. "Your
business is not to question but to kill me, and I am ready."
"I am his wife," said the dame.
"Then I have news for you. The Prince is strong and well again."
"Then Elsie, my poor child, is dead," she rejoined, mournfully.
secretary and household companion.
"I am ready to listen," cheerfully replied the young man.
meeting.
ferocious-looking Indian was standing by a table on which lay a
He would not say more than this, for, although he longed to tell
"A maid of all work, whether coarse or fine,
A servant who made service seem divine."
whispered message to a man-servant, who disappeared and presently
A little ashamed of herself, Hannah was silent for a while, and
When supper was over they drew their chairs to the fire-place and
Then Elizabeth said tranquilly: "It is best so. We will not speak
accustomed only to listen and obey the commands of others.
With shaking fingers the farmer unloosed the rope, and the monk
"Good father," said he, "it is easy to see that for some persons
yourself."
beautiful girl in the whole village.
strengthened, and now, with the warm approval of their respective
One evening, Benedict was sitting by his fireside, and near him
summoned to appear in the church to-morrow and hear his Majesty's
For four days the men were imprisoned in the church, while their
transported to far distant lands.
Many years had passed away since the burning of the village of
something tells me that Gabriel is near me. Chide me not for this
Louisiana, the bride shall surely be restored to her bridegroom."
Evangeline stayed on at the Mission.
"Indeed I will, my child, but first tell me, where do you live?"
friends.
cottage-farm a short distance from his own home.
"Will you promise faithfully to go, mother?" asked the boy.
The doings of real, live boys between the ages of 9 and 12.
Adventure-loving boys should not miss this great story.
Author of the famous "BEDTIME STORIES"
interested and amazed to the very end.