Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 49American Folk-lore Society, 1936 |
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... YELLOW CORN AND WATER SNAKE ( Acoma ) Once there lived a young woman at Acoma named Yellow Corn ( Kuchinñináto ) . Her mother died when she was a baby . She lived with her father . She was very pretty and all the young men of the ...
... YELLOW CORN AND WATER SNAKE ( Acoma ) Once there lived a young woman at Acoma named Yellow Corn ( Kuchinñináto ) . Her mother died when she was a baby . She lived with her father . She was very pretty and all the young men of the ...
Strana 87
... Yellow Corn goes into the turkey house Witch girl closes the house , so that the owner of the turkeys will kill Yellow Corn coyote . Yellow Corn coyote escapes to the cave where Sun Youth is making moccasins for his bride . Sun Youth ...
... Yellow Corn goes into the turkey house Witch girl closes the house , so that the owner of the turkeys will kill Yellow Corn coyote . Yellow Corn coyote escapes to the cave where Sun Youth is making moccasins for his bride . Sun Youth ...
Strana 88
... Yellow Corn . They lived in the pueblo and used to come down the rock to plant corn and melons . One day the man went down alone to hoe the corn and the melons . His wife Yellow Corn stayed at home . And Sun came to visit her . Then for ...
... Yellow Corn . They lived in the pueblo and used to come down the rock to plant corn and melons . One day the man went down alone to hoe the corn and the melons . His wife Yellow Corn stayed at home . And Sun came to visit her . Then for ...
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VOL | 49 |
Pueblo Indian Folk Tales | 69 |
The Influence of Aboriginal Pattern and White Contact on a Recently | 143 |
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