The origami piece should now look like this: Make a pleat as shown to start forming the nose of the dolphin. Next do an inside reverse fold to start forming the tail. Then reverse fold only the inner layer of the tail upwards.Make another valley fold to complete the flipper. Then do small valley folds on the nose to make a curved shape.he origami piece should now look like this: Make a pleat as shown to start forming the nose of the dolphin. Next do an inside reverse fold to start forming the tail. Then reverse fold only the inner layer of the tail upwards.
Origins [edit]. Edwin Hawkinsâ gospel style arrangement of the hymn Oh, Happy Day has a long pedigree: It began as a hymn written in the mid-18th century (O happy day, that fixed my choice) by English clergyman Philip Doddridge (based on Acts 8:35) set to an earlier melody (1704) by J. A. Freylinghausen.
Authorship and lyrics [edit]. Apparently the first publication of the words was on August 7, 1868, in The New York Observer. Titled Always Rejoicing, and attributed to Pauline T., the text reads:ete Seeger learned a version of this song from Doris Plenn, a family friend, who had it from her North Carolina family. His version made this song fairly well known in the folk revival of the 1960s. Seeger's version omits or modifies much of the Christian wording of the original, and adds Plenn's verse above.