Myths and
Myths and Legends of the Great Plains
作者：Judson, Katharine Berry, 1866-1929 [Editor]
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共 133 题- SELECTED AND EDITED BY
- KATHARINE BERRY JUDSON
- ILLUSTRATED
- Published November, 1913
- WHEN THE FORESTS ARE ABLAZE. _Illustrated. Crown 8vo. $1.35 net._
- A. C. McClurg & Co., Publishers
- PREFACE
- K. B. J.
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ILLUSTRATIONS
- MYTHS AND LEGENDS OF THE GREAT PLAINS
- THE CREATION
- He said, "You are my children."
- HOW THE WORLD WAS MADE
- THE FLOOD AND THE RAINBOW
- THE FIRST FIRE
- The animals said, "How can you bring back fire?"
- THE ANCESTORS OF PEOPLE
- ORIGIN OF STRAWBERRIES
- The man said, "No."
- Sun said, "Would you like to have her come back to you?"
- SACRED LEGEND
- THE LEGEND OF THE PEACE PIPES
- A TRADITION OF THE CALUMET
- THE SACRED POLE
- IKTO AND THE THUNDERS
- THE THUNDER BIRD
- THE THUNDER BIRD
- SONG TO THE THUNDER GODS[A]
- FOOTNOTES:
- SONGS OF THE BUFFALO HUNT
- FOOTNOTE:
- SONGS OF THE BUFFALO HUNT[D]
- FOOTNOTES:
- ORIGIN OF THE BUFFALO
- THE BUFFALO BEING
- THE YOUTH AND THE UNDERGROUND PEOPLE
- The woman said, "Fie! A person has come. Open the door for him."
- THE BUFFALO AND THE GRIZZLY BEAR
- MY FIRST BUFFALO HUNT[G]
- FOOTNOTE:
- BIRD OMENS
- THE BIRD CHIEF
- SONG OF THE BIRDS[H]
- FOOTNOTE:
- SONG OF KAWAS, THE EAGLE[I]
- FOOTNOTE:
- THE EAGLE'S REVENGE
- THE RACE BETWEEN HUMMING BIRD AND CRANE
- RABBIT AND THE TURKEYS
- UNKTOMI AND THE BAD SONGS
- The ducks said, "Unktomi, sing for us."
- Unktomi replied, "But the songs are very bad."
- HOW THE PHEASANT BEAT CORN
- WHY THE TURKEY GOBBLES
- Turkey said, "Yes."
- OMAHA BELIEFS
- PAWNEE BELIEFS
- A SONG OF HOSPITALITY[J]
- FOOTNOTE:
- A SONG OF THE MARCH[K]
- FOOTNOTE:
- SONG OF THE PRAIRIE BREEZE[L]
- FOOTNOTE:
- OLD-WOMAN-WHO-NEVER-DIES
- LEGEND OF THE CORN
- TRADITION OF THE FINDING OF HORSES
- DAKOTA BELIEFS AND CUSTOMS
- WHY THE TETONS BURY ON SCAFFOLDS
- FOOTNOTE:
- THE GHOST'S RESENTMENT
- THE FORKED ROADS
- TATTOOED GHOSTS
- A GHOST STORY
- THE GHOST AND THE TRAVELER
- THE MAN WHO SHOT A GHOST
- So he thought: "It seems now that at last I have encountered ghosts."
- The other ghosts said to him, "Where did he shoot?"
- THE INDIAN WHO WRESTLED WITH A GHOST
- THE WAKANDA, OR WATER GOD
- THE SPIRIT LAND
- WAZIYA, THE WEATHER SPIRIT
- KANSAS BLIZZARDS
- IKTO AND THE SNOWSTORM
- Suddenly Rabbit said, "Oh, Ikto, I will teach you a magic art."
- Ikto said, "I have created all things."
- THE SOUTHERN BRIDE
- North said, "No."
- THE FALLEN STAR
- The wife said, "Old man, let us adopt this child."
- The young man said, "Grandfather, I want to go visiting."
- Grandmother said, "What shall I do?"
- Then the visiting young man said, "How is it, grandmother?"
- Fallen Star said, "My friend, take a kettle; we will go for water."
- But he said, "I am journeying. My friend here will marry them."
- Grandmother replied, "How shall I do as you say?"
- He said to them, "How came you here?"
- She said, "Where shall I get it from, that you say that?"
- Star-born said, "My friend, take your strap; we will go there."
- Waziya said, "From where have you come that you act so haughtily?"
- But he said, "Grandmother, find me a fan."
- QUARREL OF THE SUN AND MOON
- WHY THE POSSUM PLAYS DEAD
- BOG MYTH
- COYOTE AND SNAKE
- WHY THE WOLVES HELP IN WAR
- HOW RABBIT ESCAPED FROM THE WOLVES
- HOW RABBIT LOST HIS FAT
- HOW FLINT VISITED RABBIT
- Flint said, "Where is your lodge?"
- Flint said, "I will come and visit you after a while."
- Rabbit said, "Come now and have supper with me."
- Flint looked up and said, "What is that for?"
- HOW RABBIT CAUGHT THE SUN IN A TRAP
- HOW RABBIT KILLED THE GIANT
- On meeting him, they said, "Whom did you come to see?"
- The people said, "Make a village for Rabbit!"
- HOW THE DEER GOT HIS HORNS
- WHY THE DEER HAS BLUNT TEETH
- Deer said, "Well, I can do it if you can."
- LEGEND OF THE HEAD OF GOLD
- The stranger said, "For what are you seeking?"
- THE MILKY WAY
- COYOTE AND GRAY FOX
- ICTINIKE AND THE TURTLE
- ICTINIKE AND THE CREATORS
- Muskrat said, "Fetch some water."
- HOW BIG TURTLE WENT ON THE WARPATH
- Big Turtle said, "Time enough has passed. Let us go at night."
- They said, "When the water is hot, it will be good to put him in it."
- THE END
- Transcriber's Note
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