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245 04 The storytelling stone : |btraditional Native American myths and tales / |cedited and with an introd. by Susan Feldmann.
260    New York : |bDell, |c1991, ©1965.
300    ix, 291 pages ; |c18 cm.
336    text |2rdacontent
337    unmediated |2rdamedia
338    volume |2rdacarrier
490 0  A Laurel book
504    Includes bibliographical references (p. [287]-291).
505 00  |tIn the days of creation: |tThe emergence (Zuni) -- |tThe flood (Zuni) -- |tThe monster slayers (Zuni) -- |tThe woman who fell from the sky (Seneca) -- |tThe earthdiver (Mono) -- |tOlelbis (Wintun) -- |tThe Blackfoot genesis (Blackfoot) -- |tThe Winnebago origin myth (Winnebago) -- |tIn the beginning of the Nisqually world (Puget Sound) -- |tSun Sister and Moon Brother (Eskimo) -- |tSedna, mistress of the underworld (Puget Sound) -- |tRaven (Tlingit) -- |tThe theft of light (Tsimshian) -- |tThe bird whose wings made the wind (Micmac) -- |tThe release of the wild animals (Comanche) -- |tThe empounded water (Malecite) -- |tThe lizard-hand (Yokuts) -- |tThe twins alter the book of life (Winnebago) -- |tThe origin of the Pleiades (Onondaga) -- |tHow old age came into the world (Modoc).
505 00  |tTrickster: |tFrom the Winnebago Trickster Cycle (Winnebago) -- |tHare's adventures (Winnebago) -- |tThe deceived blind men (Menominee) -- |tThe theft from the sun (Blackfoot) -- |tThe eye juggler (Cheyenne) -- |tThe Big Turtle's war party (Pawnee) -- |tThe sky has fallen (Zuni).
505 00  |tTales of heroes, supernatural journeys, and other folktales: |tThe sun tests his son-in-law (Bellacoola) -- |tLodge-boy and Thrown-away (Crow) -- |tDirty-boy (Okanagon) -- |tThe jealous uncle (Eskimo) -- |tThe man who acted as the sun (Bellacoola) -- |tOrpheus (Cherokee) -- |tThe man who brought his wife back from Spiritland (Winnebago) -- |tCoyote and Eagle visit the land of the dead (Wishram) -- |tThe arrow chain (Tlingit) -- |tThe girls who wished to marry stars (Ojibwa) -- |tThe girl enticed to the sky (Arapaho) -- |tThe stretching tree (Chilcotin) -- |tThe piqued Buffalo-wife (Blackfoot) -- |tThe Dog-husband (Quinault) -- |tThe girl who married a dog (Cheyenne) -- |tThe two sisters (Wintun) -- |tRolling skull (Zuni) -- |tWater Jar Boy (Tewa) -- |tThe storytelling stone (Seneca) -- |tHow chipmunks got their stripes (Senceca) -- |tBat (Modoc) -- |tStrong man who holds up the sky (Tsimshian) -- |tThe faster (Winnebago) -- |tWho is the strongest? (Zuni).
650  0 Indians of North America |vFolklore. |=^A470786
700 1  Feldmann, Susan. |=^A1148854
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