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Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Title Page 38. The owl and the hawk (32) 152 39. The owl and the hawk (second version) (32) 152 40. The big lizard 153 41. The black snake (34) 153 42. The woman who turned into a snake (35) 154 43. The eagle's nest (27) 154 44. The man who rescued his wife by strategy 154 45. A fight between the Alabama and the Choctaw 155 46. The girl captives 155 47. The Alabama and Choctaw wars 156 48. A war between the Alabama and the Choctaw 156 49. The captive Alabama 157 50. Crane and Humming Bird race (50) 157 51. Terrapin races (57) 157 52. Opossum (49) 158 53. Terrapin and the wolves (49) 158 54. Rabbit and Big Man-eater (65) 159 55. Rabbit and Big Man-eater (second version) (65) 160 56. Rabbit kills Big Man-eater 161 57. The tar baby (63) 161 58. Rabbit and the box (66) 162 59. The bungling host (58) 162 60. The flight to the tree (76) 163 61. Money-spitter (77) 163 62. The monster 164 63. Story of the mule's return 165 64. Some short stories 165 p. ix file:///I|/mythology/american indian/41/41.html (8 of 164) [01/24/2004 9:03:18 AM]
Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Title Page KOASATI STORIES 1. The ordering of the months and seasons 166 2. The Pleiades (18) 166 3. The Stars-in-a-row 166 4. The star husbands (17) 166 5. A story of the origin of corn and tobacco 167 6. Corn woman (4) 168 7. How the water was lost and recovered (13) 168 8. The submarine people (14) 168 9. Sickness 169 10. The six brothers (11) 169 11. The still crawling sister 170 12. Bead-spitter (7, 10) 172 13. The story of an orphan (7) 175 14. The wicked mother-in-law (8) 177 15. The orphan boy and Rabbit (6, 62) 178 16. The story of Crow (3) 181 17. The obstacle flight (9) 182 18. The obstacle flight (second version) (9) 183 19. Thunder and LaigatonMhona 184 20. Thunder (45) 184 21. The giant elk (46) 185 22. The giant deer (46) 186 23. The hero from under the water 186 24. Pigeon Hawk brings down the iron (22) 189 25. The monster black snake (34) 189 26. Story of two brothers who tried to restore their sister to life (23) 189 27. A story of the Bear clan (29) 190 file:///I|/mythology/american indian/41/41.html (9 of 164) [01/24/2004 9:03:18 AM]
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Page 15 and 16: sharp one for each. The man's suspi
Page 17 and 18: certainly do so," he answered. The
Page 19 and 20: he married. Then he said to his mot
Page 21 and 22: When he grew older she said, "Go an
Page 23 and 24: of the hitci påkpågi, which is th
Page 25 and 26: screamed around their poles. "At la
Page 27 and 28: contest with him. You had better no
Page 29 and 30: 23. THE MAN WHO BECAME A SNAKE (35)
Page 31 and 32: Ever after people avoided that pond
Page 33 and 34: (SECOND VERSION) (Tuggle collection
Page 35 and 36: "He does not want any." they said,
Page 37 and 38: 41. RABBIT GETS MAN-EATER OVER TO T
Page 39 and 40: 45. RABBIT TRIES A GAME OF SCRATCH
Page 41 and 42: 51. RABBIT ENGINEERS A TUG OF WAR B
Page 43 and 44: wondered how the Rabbit could stand
Page 45 and 46: Then Dr. Buzzard came in haste and
Page 47 and 48: measure you and see if I am not rig
Page 49 and 50: "And then I heard it on the other s
Page 51 and 52: house where the girl lived. Rabbit
Page 53 and 54: p. 70 rumbling in the west will pre
Page 55 and 56: His grandmother was asleep, but the
Page 57 and 58: 84. THE ORDERING OF FIELD WORK (5)
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oad. The smallest boy started off o
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gained it, it seemed to fly before
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HITCHITI STORIES 1. BEAR, TIGER, RA
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the thing sitting on the eggs flew
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we had better move from here. Do yo
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16. THE HUNTER AND THE TIE-SNAKE (2
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He stuck a stick into his nose, ran
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to prove it." When Rabbit told the
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p. 109 31. RABBIT AND WILDCAT Rabbi
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36. RABBIT IS SENT WITH MEDICINE A
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p. 116 Some time afterwards a man o
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to fight. But the Alabama who had r
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8. HOW WATER WAS LOST AND RECOVERED
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she approached. The third night the
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"Cut off a piece of your body and r
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walks about," and she answered, "Th
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They went on and came to another pe
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am a panther," and jumped up upon i
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lying. He came to the camp. The oth
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32. THE BEAR PEOPLE (29) The people
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its young ones. Then it followed an
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could not be detected. Then no Choc
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adly hurt. In the morning Rabbit sa
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up again. After this had happened s
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3. THE STARS-IN-A-ROW Three persons
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my grandmother's basket." "No, she
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He went on until he came to where t
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But when they got home, their mothe
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17. THE OBSTACLE FLIGHT (9) Big Man
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21. THE GIANT ELK (46) A man travel
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26. STORY OF TWO BROTHERS WHO TRIED
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threw him down to be food for an ea
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38. THE MAN WHO TREATED A GHOST (24
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"Opossum called me 'LMfga tail.' Wh
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Big Man-eater said, "I can bring it
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on the rock and when he began chopp
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63. RABBIT FOOLS WILDCAT (69) While
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him and then go back to the limb, s
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218:2 An old Natchez story. Footnot
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p. 224 The boys played around in th
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Not long afterwards the boys said,
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to him. "I am going to my mother's.
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oy said, "If you have any relations
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11. ADOPTION OF THE HUMAN RACE The
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"Your wife and the one who stole he
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19. THE PYGMIES (28) There is a rac
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troubled with headache, and I don't
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answer, "It is hurting him where I
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whooping. 34. RABBIT AND WILDCAT (6
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39. THE INDIAN MUNCHAUSEN (74) A ma
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COMPARISON OF MYTHS The accompanyin
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ut it so happens that something of
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49. The Wolves and the Fawn: Natche
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