Folk-Lore and Legends: North American Indian

by Unknown

Culture & Heritage Fiction Humorous Fiction

33 chapters4h 37mEnglish1890

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This is a wonderful compilation of stories that serve to paint a vivid and beautiful image of the Native American figure. The exploration of imagination, moral sentiment, tender feeling and humor of the folk-tales may surprise the unexpecting listener. - Summary by afutterer

Chapters (33)

1Preforatory Note

2Moowis

680

3The Girl Who Married The Pine-Tree

140

4The Legend of Manabozho

371

5Pauppukkeewis

1607

6The Discovery of The Upper World

327

7The Boy Who Snared The Sun

371

8The Maid in The Box

303

9The Spirits and The Lovers

850

10The Wonderful Rod

129

11The Funeral Fire

622

12The Legend of O-na-wut-a-qut-o

565

13Manabozho in The Fish's Stomach

306

14The Sun and The Moon

221

15The Snail and The Beaver

408

16The Strange Guests

898

17Manabozho and His Toe

147

18The Girl Who Became A Bird

172

19The Undying Head

1884

20The Old Chippeway

274

21Mukumik! Mukumik! Mukumik!

256

22The Swing By The Lake

333

23The Fire Plume

510

24The Journey to The Island of Souls

445

25Machinitou, The Evil Spirit

937

26The Woman of Stone

242

27The Maiden Who Loved A Fish

463

28The Lone Lightning

296

29Aggo-Dah-Gauda

278

30Piqua

1453

31The Evil Maker

110

32Manabozho The Wolf

462

33The Man-Fish

514

Folk-Lore and Legends: North American Indian

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Chapters (33)

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