Statistics for occurrence #1 of “J. G. Thorp” in chapter 29, page 324 of Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow:
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Odenewasenoquay, The first flash of the lightning [Miss Longfellow]; Osahgahgushkodawaquay, The lady of the open plains [Mrs. J. G. Thorp]; Daguagonay, The man whom people like to camp near [ J. G. Thorp , Esq.]; and the names of the old chiefs Shingwauk, or Sagagewayosay [Richard Henry Dana], and Bukwujjinini [Henry W. L. Dana].
The ceremonies were followed by much singing and dancing, of which t...
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