Folk-Lore and
Folk-Lore and Legends: North American Indian
作者：Anonymous
体例：题 章数：99
字数：196,663 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 99 题- FOLK-LORE
- AND
- LEGENDS
- NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN
- FOLK-LORE AND LEGENDS
- UNIFORM WITH THIS VOLUME.
- FOLK-LORE AND LEGENDS.
- PREFATORY NOTE.
- CONTENTS
- PAGE
- Moowis, 1
- The Girl who Married the Pine-tree, 9
- A Legend of Manabozho, 11
- Pauppukkeewis, 15
- The Discovery of the Upper World, 33
- The Boy who Snared the Sun, 37
- The Maid in the Box, 41
- The Spirits and the Lovers, 45
- The Wonderful Rod, 54
- The Funeral Fire, 56
- The Legend of O-na-wut-a-qut-o, 63
- Manabozho in the Fish's Stomach, 69
- The Sun and the Moon, 72
- The Snail and the Beaver, 75
- The Strange Guests, 79
- Manabozho and his Toe, 88
- The Girl who Became a Bird, 90
- The Undying Head, 92
- The Old Chippeway, 113
- Mukumik! Mukumik! Mukumik!, 116
- The Swing by the Lake, 119
- The Fire Plume, 123
- The Journey to the Island of Souls, 129
- Machinitou, the Evil Spirit, 134
- The Woman of Stone, 144
- The Maiden who Loved a Fish, 147
- The Lone Lightning, 151
- Aggo-dah-gauda, 154
- Piqua, 158
- The Evil Maker, 177
- Manabozho the Wolf, 179
- The Man-fish, 186
- MOOWIS.
- THE GIRL WHO MARRIED THE PINE-TREE.
- A LEGEND OF MANABOZHO.
- Manabozho answered--
- PAUPPUKKEEWIS.
- Then he shot a third arrow, crying--
- The manito was afraid of him, but said to his guest--
- THE DISCOVERY OF THE UPPER WORLD.
- THE BOY WHO SNARED THE SUN.
- THE MAID IN THE BOX.
- THE SPIRITS AND THE LOVERS.
- THE WONDERFUL ROD.
- THE FUNERAL FIRE.
- THE LEGEND OF O-NA-WUT-A-QUT-O.
- MANABOZHO IN THE FISH'S STOMACH.
- One day Manabozho said to his grandmother--
- He kept repeating these words some time; at last the king-fish said--
- As soon as he saw him he said--
- Manabozho let down his line again into the water, saying--
- When he saw the sun-fish, he cried--
- THE SUN AND THE MOON.
- THE SNAIL AND THE BEAVER.
- As he lay the Great Spirit appeared to him and asked--
- THE STRANGE GUESTS.
- MANABOZHO AND HIS TOE.
- THE GIRL WHO BECAME A BIRD.
- THE UNDYING HEAD.
- The leader answered--
- Again Mudjikewis fell back and thought to himself--
- Mudjikewis fell back quite thoughtful, saying to himself--
- THE OLD CHIPPEWAY.
- MUKUMIK! MUKUMIK! MUKUMIK!
- THE SWING BY THE LAKE.
- THE FIRE PLUME.
- THE JOURNEY TO THE ISLAND OF SOULS.
- MACHINITOU, THE EVIL SPIRIT.
- Everything fled before it and cried--
- THE WOMAN OF STONE.
- THE MAIDEN WHO LOVED A FISH.
- THE LONE LIGHTNING.
- AGGO-DAH-GAUDA.
- When he reached his fishing-place, he heard a voice singing--
- PIQUA.
- Chenos answered--
- The Head Buffalo looked upon the priests, and said--
- Chenos said to him--
- The Head Buffalo said to the council--
- The head chief said--
- The priest answered--
- The chief asked Chenos--
- THE EVIL MAKER.
- Then he said--
- MANABOZHO THE WOLF.
- They said--
- The wolf said--
- THE MAN-FISH.
- Then Kiskapocoke said to his companions--