Zuñi Folk
章节目录
共 27 段- Then the young girl lighted a bundle of cedar splints and sh
- “Alas! Ah, my lover; and Ah! how I loved thee; but I am a sp
- And so the word went from mouth to mouth, and from ear to ea
- It seems that they did understand even more than she said to
- “Oh, you foolish, foolish, disobedient fellow! I am all alon
- NOTE.--The priest of the K’iáklu or epic-ritual of Zuñi is n
- So the next morning he went out, and there was the maiden at
- The old woman hadn’t heard them for many a day, for many a m
- Off to the southward he wandered, his tail dragging in the d
- Then the Sun-father greeted them, and, turning to a great pa
- Then the clouds rolled away and the sun shone out, and the b
- Ah, well! that was very fine; but all this praise of one who
- “I wonder what in the world that little sneak is doing down
- So the Coyotes all at once began to curve their necks and sw
- The old Turtle took up the pair of ribs, and, catching them
- “Ah, indeed,” said the old Owl, scratching the corner of his
- The father referred the matter to the girl, and she said she
- Thinking much of all she had learned, she continued her way
- “Ah ha!” exclaimed old Amiwili. “Very well!” and he lay down
- Early the next morning, just as the sun peeped over the lid
- “Now,” said he, “I suppose I might as well take my meat home
- They cut off the head, and Áhaiyúta said to it: “_Thou hast
- Then the Crows rushed in and flapped against the light, but
- Under the wall near by there lived a Mouse. He had no old gr
- So, one night the two warriors went out and called to the pe
- “Yea, ye are verily my children,” continued the Sun. “I am y
- “Ah!” said the girl, “I wonder what that is!” So she put her