blinds fox by throwing dirt into his
eyes, 179.

breaks trail for bear, 467.

calls on himself the dislike of people,
and they want to kill him, 476.
carried across river by elephant, 177.
carries rattlesnake to God, 476.

teeth of alligator to God, 475.
caught in trap, 229.

cheats fox out of his pay four times,
179.

chops off alligator's tail, 180.

clubs and kills bear, 467.

crosses river in ear of fox, 178.
deprived of speech, 477.

eats lard belonging to fox, bear, and
himself, 193.

equipped with cowhide and spurs, 173.
- fails in imitating trick of rooster, 226.
feeds on bear's fat meat, and gives
some to his brothers, 467.

feigning to measure rattlesnake, ties
him firmly, 476.

feigns death, 172.

fear of a brier-patch, 172, 181, 225.
follows advice of fox, and is locked
up in chest, 175.

goes to dinner and takes a nap, 214,
225.

- has fat only on neck and under legs,
492.

- sticks to tar bucket, 171.

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sent to God to ask about death, 476.
sets fire to brush-heap in which ter-
rapin is, 179.

to straw field, 181.

frog to watch 'possum, 178.
trap for alligator, 181.

and tar baby, 171, 222.

stumbles and splits his nose, 476.

taunts elephant with his slowness, 178.
teaches fox to use his tail for fishing,
215.

- telling fox where he can find geese,
leads him into danger, 176.

ties elephant by tusk to tree, 476.
- tricks bear, 229.

wants proof of death of fox, 179.
war introduced by, 469.
Rabbit-Man next in power to beaver, 467.
rabbits snared by deserted woman, 456.
rabby destroys friend's horse and cart,
and steals his provisions, 228.
race between deer and tarpin, 174.
between God and Moses, 227.

- between gopher and rabbit, 226.

- between hant and black man, 195.

- between lion and fox, 209.

- between rabbit and terpin, 174, 225,
226.

- between tortoise and rabbit, 214.

- between wolf and rabbit, 226.

rain, sign of tears, 448.

tears of Big-Man, 445.

Rain-Maidens, daughters of Thunder,258.
Rat and Beaver fight, and Rat and wife
are killed, 434.

Incidents and objects in myth, continued:
ravens, two, drive away game, compara-
tive notes, 441.

pick out eyes of dead, 441.
ravisher, would-be, of Rain-Maidens,
pursued by Thunder, 258.
razors, bridge of, 59, 60.

recognition of first wife by means of
handkerchief, 46.

reflection of Beaver in river struck at
by giant, comparative notes, 433.
renunciation of second wife of prince in
favor of first wife, 18.

resemblance of three brothers so great,
they cannot be distinguished, 4, 86.
return from heaven or hell impossible,
382, 388.

Reynard, deceiving the bear, devours all
his butter, 113. See Fox.

makes a bargain with bear, 114.
rheumatism cured through fright, 177,
184.

rice, ants take one grain each, 49.
ring, guard, 34, 35.

taken and carried to ship by little
mouse, III.

river crossed on back of duck, 38.

- on back of hen, 41.

lion jumps over, pursued by hunter
on little mare, 65.

road, beautiful, leads to king's castle,
94.

robbers, quarrelling, frightened away,
comparative notes, 484.

rock rides on back of horse, 189.
rocks close to imprison brother for his

want of trust, comparative notes, 446.
rooster and rabbit engage in farming,
190.

lays his head aside to sun it, 226.

puts his head upon his wing, and tells
rabbit his wife cut off his head, 190.

talking, 41, 42, 190.

rope on which girls descend from sky to

earth, 457.

-stretched across river, lifted by Beaver,
who passes underneath and arrives at
Otter-Woman's, 434, 435.

rose as life token, 82, 85.

ruse of thief to throw police off track, 128.
sailor hides during storm, 482.

helps Little-John in search for stolen
princess, 48.

"Saint Peter, open the door to the wood-
cutter," 132.

salmon, Beaver changes into, and swims
to place where Kingfisher used to draw
water, 434.

salmon-eggs cooking in kettle increase in
size, 436.

salt, transformation of persons into, 59,
85, 86.

Samson and Satan make trial of their

strength, 223.

schooner, 52-54.

scissors, magic, 8, 31-34, 36, 45, 46.

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Thomas-bon-chasseur finds golden hair,
the brilliance of which lights the whole
world, 65.

I meets old man on little mare, and is
asked to swop horses, 64.

thought-reading by Shrew-Woman, 436.
Thunder enraged, 258.
Ti-Jean. See Little-John.

time-limit, 17, 22, 27, 29, 30, 31, 32, 36,

37, 41, 43, 44, 47, 59.

Ti-Pierre. See Little-Peter.
tobacco, 28.

tobacco-field torn up by horse, 186.

tom-cat let loose on island of rats, 110.
makes a counter-attack, 105.

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tongues of monster proof of identity of

slayer, 82, 84.

Top-Off, wolf's niece, 215.

tortoise wins race while rabbit sleeps,

214. See Terrapin.

trail on which are many monsters who

prey on people, 429.

train frightens Irishman, 186.
transformation of people into animals,
481.

transformations, 3, 5, 6, 8, 10, 18, 22, 27,
29-38, 41-45, 55-59, 67, 85, 86, 101,
102, 180, 268, 419, 422, 432, 436, 439,

- see Pedr.

turnip, giant, 191.

turtle catches and drowns eagle, 493.
turtles scorched by fire on chin and throat,
492.

twin-children discuss question of death,
488.

unfaithfulness of husband indicated by
wet feathers, comparative notes, 440.
unguent with marvellous power of resto-
ration, 150.

vagina of Otter-Woman, Beaver thrusts
heated stone into, comparative notes,
435.

vegetation, beginning of, 442.

vine removed from house by pulling cow
up to eat it off, 192.

violin which makes one dance, 8, 25, 32,
35, 36, 131.

vulture, insulted by wolf, takes his
feather away from him, 233.
walking-stick, magic, 447.

war-party fall in with a woman and have
connection with her, 461.

- in blinding snowstorm attack Swan
camp and kill all, 455.

water at bottom of well reached by chain
of men, 222, 223.

- lowering of, caused by breaking of eggs,

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born before the creation, 380.
cheated by buzzard, 474.

derides vulture for food he seeks, 233.
drinks fresh blood of cow, 474.

goes to a dance under impression
that it is a feast, 233.

in a Mongolian version of the "Three
Dreams," 380.

insults animals, 233, 234.

mutilates Peix' Caball, 234.

teaches Nenabosho to make fire, 491.
without feathers, left on island, 234.

I works in bear's garden, 215.
wolverene, comparative notes, 469, 470.
- dropped by snipe into river, 458.
-fattens his wives and caches meat, 470.
house of, at foot of glacier, where he
kills people who fall over, 429.

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