Aw-Aw-Tam Indian
Aw-Aw-Tam Indian Nights: Being the Myths and Legends of the Pimas of Arizona
作者：Lloyd, J. Wm. (John William), 1857-1940; Comalk-Hawk-Kih; Wood, Edward Hubert [Translator]
体例：题 章数：82
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共 82 题- AW-AW-TAM INDIAN NIGHTS
- Being
- The Myths and Legends of the Pimas of Arizona
- As received by
- J. William Lloyd
- From Comalk-Hawk-Kih (Thin Buckskin)
- Thru the interpretation of
- Edward Hubert Wood
- Copyright, 1911, by John William Lloyd
- THE STORY OF THESE STORIES
- STORIES OF THE FIRST NIGHT
- THE TRADITIONS OF THE PIMAS
- THE STORY OF THE CREATION
- JUHWERTA MAHKAI'S SONG OF CREATION
- NOTES ON STORY OF CREATION
- THE STORY OF THE FLOOD
- JUHWERTA MAHKAI'S SONG BEFORE THE FLOOD
- THE SONG OF SUPERSTITION MOUNTAINS
- EE-EE-TOY'S SONG WHEN HE MADE THE WORLD SERPENTS
- NOTES ON THE STORY OF THE FLOOD
- THE STORY OF AH-AHN-HE-EAT-TOE-PAHK MAHKAI
- And Seevalick, the whirlwind, said to him: "You shall be like me."
- NOTES ON THE STORY OF AH-AHN-HE-EAT-TOE-PAHK MAHKAI
- THE STORY OF VANDAIH, THE MAN-EAGLE
- NOTES ON THE STORY OF VANDAIH
- STORIES OF THE SECOND NIGHT
- THE STORY OF THE TURQUOISES AND THE RED BIRD
- NOTES ON THE STORY OF THE TURQUOISES
- THE STORY OF WAYHOHM, TOEHAHVS AND TOTTAI
- NOTES ON THE STORY OF WAYHOHM
- THE STORY OF HAWAWK
- And he said: "It will be this very night."
- NOTES ON THE STORY OF HAWAWK
- THE STORY OF TAWQUAHDAHMAWKS AND HER CANAL
- And the people sent for her, and she said: "I will come at once."
- NOTES ON THE STORY OF TAWQUAHDAHMAWKS
- HOW NOOEE KILLED EE-EE-TOY
- THE SONG OF NOOEE WHEN HE WENT TO THE SUN
- WHEN NOOEE KILLED EE-EE-TOY [4]
- NOTES ON HOW NOOEE KILLED EE-EE-TOY
- EE-EE-TOY'S RESURRECTION AND SPEECH TO JUHWERTA MAHKAI
- And when Ee-ee-toy came to where Juhwerta Mahkai was, he said to him:--
- NOTES ON EE-EE-TOY'S RESURRECTION
- STORIES OF THE THIRD NIGHT
- THE STORY OF EE-EE-TOY'S ARMY
- THE FIRST SONG OF EE-EE-TOY'S ARMY
- THE DOCTOR'S SONG TO THE HUNTERS
- THE DESTRUCTION OF THE VAHAHKKEES
- SONG BEFORE THE FIGHT WITH CHEOF-HAHVO SEEVEN [6]
- A SONG OF THE DOCTOR WHOSE SNAKE THREW DOWN THE VAHAHKKEE
- THE STORY OF SOHAHNEE MAHKAI AND KAWKOINPUH
- NOTES ON THE STORY OF SOHAHNEE MAHKAI
- THE STORY OF PAHTAHNKUM
- THE SONG OF KOELHAHAH ABOUT HER SON
- NOTES ON THE STORY OF PAHTAHNKUM
- STORIES OF THE FOURTH NIGHT
- THE STORY OF THE GAMBLER'S WAR
- And he went home and ate, and then made this speech:--
- And the hair of the Apaches you make into likeness of clouds.'
- And the Apache hair you make into a skirt.'
- NOTES ON THE STORY OF THE GAMBLER'S WAR
- THE STORY OF NAHVAHCHOO
- NOTES ON THE STORY OF NAHVAHCHOO
- THE STORY OF CORN AND TOBACCO [8]
- But the mahkai said, "That is not it."
- And all the others said: "Why we smoked and enjoyed it."
- And Tobacco's father said "Yes, that is what I mean."
- NOTES ON THE STORY OF CORN AND TOBACCO
- THE STORY OF THE CHILDREN OF CLOUD
- And the boys said: "That is what they say."
- And Cloud said: "I want you to do something to prove it."
- NOTES ON THE STORY OF CLOUD
- THE STORY OF TCHEUNASSAT SEEVEN
- And the messenger said: "I did."
- A SONG OF TCHEUNASSAT SEEVEN
- THE LARK'S SONG ABOUT HIS LOST WIFE [9]
- THE LEGEND OF BLACKWATER
- Koo-a Kutch
- The End
- ERRATA
- NOTES
- End of Project Gutenberg's Aw-Aw-Tam Indian Nights, by J. William Lloyd