American Indian Myths and LegendsMore than 160 tales from eighty tribal groups present a rich and lively panorama of the Native American mythic heritage. From across the continent comes tales of creation and love; heroes and war; animals, tricksters, and the end of the world. |
Contents
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THE old woman of THE SPRING CHEYENNE | 26 |
THE white Buffalo woman BRuLE soux | 47 |
THE ORPHAN Boy AND THE ELK DoG BLACKFoot | 53 |
HER seveN STAR BROTHERs cHEYENNE | 205 |
son of LIGHT KILLs THE MONSTER HoPI 2 II | 216 |
CHASE of THE SEVERED HEAD CHEYENNE | 230 |
unceoilAs seveNTH spot BRULE sidux | 237 |
BRAVE woman counts coup white RIVER SIOux | 258 |
where THE GIRL saved HER BROTHER cHEYENNE | 264 |
P A R T E i G HT m | 387 |
How THE CRow CAME To BE BLACK BRULE sloux | 395 |
THE REVENGE of Blue corn EAR MAIDEN Hop1 | 409 |
wAKIASH AND THE FIRST ToreM Pole KwakiuTL | 423 |
P A R t t N m | 467 |
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animals arrows asked Bear beautiful became began birds Blue body brother buffalo called camp carried chief coming corn Coyote created Crow dance daughter dead eagle earth east everything eyes face father fire followed four gave girl give ground hand head heard hole horse human hunting Indian killed kind lake land leave light live lodge looked maiden meat medicine morning mother mountain move never night once plant Rabbit returned river rock sacred side Sioux sister sitting skin smoke song soon spirit stay stick stopped strange tell things thought tipi told took tree tribe turned village wait walked warriors watched wife woman women young