Huron and Wyandot Mythology, With an Appendix Containing Earlier Published Records (Classic Reprint)

Other etiological myths 72 XIII. The big turtle myth 72 XIV. The contest of the big turtle, land animals, and fowls 76 XV. The little grey woodpecker and the Indian maid.... 77 XVI. The twins and the cave people 78 XVII. The skunks league against smallpox 81 (D) Sociological myths, or myths of origin of power and SOCIAL STANDING 82 XVIII. Origin of the phratries 82 XIX- The origin of theS nake clan 90 XX. The Snake clans myth of origin 91 XXI. The Snake clan 93 XXII. The Snake clans myth 94 XXIII. The Lion fraternitys myth of origin 95 XXIV. The white otter and the Ustura feast 97 XXV. The eagle and the hunter 98 XXVI. The hunter and the eagle 100 XXVII. The snake and the hunters stepson 102 XXVIII. The wolf and the young man 103 XXIX. The lion and the hunter 106 XXX. The lion and the boy 109 XXXI. The maple and the woman 110 XXXII. The hunter and the dwarf woman Ill XXXIII. The beaver giving powers 113 XXXIV. How a poor man became a medicine-man 115 XXXV. The bear and the hunters stepson 116 XXXVI. The bear and the stepson 126 XXXVII. The mother-bear and the stepson 127 XXXVIII. The bear and the hunters son 128 XXXIX. The ill-treated husband 131 XL. The seven brothers transformed into oxen 133 (E) Charms derived from monsters 137 XLI. The ground-squirrel and the lion monsters 137 XLII. The ground-squirrel and the flying lion 139 XLIII. The monster lizard and the hunter 142 XLIV.
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