Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 49American Folk-lore Society, 1936 |
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... DEER This story lives throughout Arizona : among the Hopi , Apache , Navaho and all the Indian tribes . Coyote was a good friend of Deer and was always visiting him . He got good meat to eat every time . Deer visited at Coyote's house ...
... DEER This story lives throughout Arizona : among the Hopi , Apache , Navaho and all the Indian tribes . Coyote was a good friend of Deer and was always visiting him . He got good meat to eat every time . Deer visited at Coyote's house ...
Strana 59
... deer and rabbits with ease . You cannot beat me ; you do not know how to run . " Moun- tain Lion became angry and said to him : " Well , let us go hunt ! We shall have a contest . I do not know who is the better man . I catch them ( the ...
... deer and rabbits with ease . You cannot beat me ; you do not know how to run . " Moun- tain Lion became angry and said to him : " Well , let us go hunt ! We shall have a contest . I do not know who is the better man . I catch them ( the ...
Strana 114
... deer and grew up . And he grew horns on his head . The deer sent the little boy to dance with the other deer . Together with the other deer the little boy danced and sang : " Heyo , heyo ! Aha , heyo ! Aaha , iya , hwea ! Yo we , aa ...
... deer and grew up . And he grew horns on his head . The deer sent the little boy to dance with the other deer . Together with the other deer the little boy danced and sang : " Heyo , heyo ! Aha , heyo ! Aaha , iya , hwea ! Yo we , aa ...
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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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