"Wawe" Quotes from Famous Books
 ... Wapi, the Walrus, when for two sacks of flour, some tobacco, and a bale of cloth he became the property of Blake, the uta-wawe-yinew, the trader in seals, whalebone—and women. On this day Wapi's soul took its flight back through the space of forty years. For Blake was white, which is to say that at one time or another he had been white. His ...
— Back to God's Country and Other Stories • James Oliver Curwood
... he walde [&] oerluker don [&] oerluker enche{n} Wenne he bi{}ohte on helle fur e nawiht ne mei quenchen. 150 Eure he walde her inne wawe [&] ine wene wunien{;} Wi [/] e mihte helle pine bi{}flien [&] bi{}sunien Et lete him were al world wele [&] orliche blisse. for to [/] muchele blisse cumen is ...
— Selections from early Middle English, 1130-1250 - Part I: Texts • Various |
