Journal of American FolkloreAmerican Folk-lore Society, 1935 |
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... White Bear but White Bear did not feel or notice it . Then he shot again and then he had used up all his arrows except one . Suddenly a flying chickadee appeared . It lit on Froth's shoulder and commenced making a noise , slyly ...
... White Bear but White Bear did not feel or notice it . Then he shot again and then he had used up all his arrows except one . Suddenly a flying chickadee appeared . It lit on Froth's shoulder and commenced making a noise , slyly ...
Strana 72
... White Weasel , " Sit down here at the back end . I am glad to see a strange man . Where did you find my dog , ' Bad Dog ' ? I lost him a long while ago . " White Weasel said , " That dog was raised with me . ” While they were talking a ...
... White Weasel , " Sit down here at the back end . I am glad to see a strange man . Where did you find my dog , ' Bad Dog ' ? I lost him a long while ago . " White Weasel said , " That dog was raised with me . ” While they were talking a ...
Strana 73
... White Weasel he could not throw him and White Weasel landed on his feet every time . At last White Weasel said , " Let me grapple with you . Look out for me . " So he grappled with the man and as he grappled he even broke off his legs ...
... White Weasel he could not throw him and White Weasel landed on his feet every time . At last White Weasel said , " Let me grapple with you . Look out for me . " So he grappled with the man and as he grappled he even broke off his legs ...
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