Myths and
Myths and Legends of California and the Old Southwest
作者：Judson, Katharine Berry, 1866-1929 [Editor]
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共 33 题- Produced by David A. Schwan
- MYTHS AND LEGENDS OF CALIFORNIA AND THE OLD SOUTHWEST
- By Various
- Compiled and Edited by Katharine Berry Judson
- Illustrated
- Second Edition
- Preface
- K. B. J.
- Table of Contents
- The Gods and the Six Regions
- Elk returned saying, "Father, it is good. I passed without trouble."
- That night the sun said, "I am much contented. I like that road much."
- Coyote said, "It is well, father. I will go."
- Utset said, "I have tried all these."
- The woman said, "I do not know how to make the earth hard."
- He replied: "It is well, mother. I will do as you say."
- Rain Song
- The two crows cried out, "Somebody says. Somebody says."
- The crows on the other side of the caeon called, "Which men got killed?"
- The boy said, "I do not know. They come into my mind and to my eyes."
- Presently Hare called, "Man Coyote, how are you going to kill me?"
- Hare said, "Now I am afraid. I do not eat that. It is not my friend."
- Coyote said, "Where did you get that nice, fat meat? Give me some."
- Coyote said, "What did you say?"
- Soon the quails called again: "Coyote, you ate your own meat."
- Quail said, "No."
- Deer replied, "I painted them with fire from the cedar."
- Coyote looked up and said, "Come here, woman."
- She said, "What do you want?"
- Ka-wate said, "I have no thoughts at all."
- Another said, "If we hide him, Coyote will surely find him."
- Snake replied, "I am afraid of you."
- Coyote said, "Come nearer. I am not bad."