The hills have stood longer in their places, than he has been in his tribe, and the rivers were full and empty, before he was born; but where is the Sioux that knows it besides himself?
What he says, they will hear.

If any of his words fall to the ground, they will pick them up and hold them to their ears.

If any blow away in the wind, my young men, who are very nimble, will catch them.
Now listen.

Since water ran and trees grew, the Sioux has found the Pawnee on his war-path.

As the cougar loves the antelope, the Dahcotah loves his enemy.