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| LOCATION | CALL # | STATUS |
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| Ohioana Library | E99.S54 L52 1996 | LIB USE ONLY |
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| Why the Chipmunk's Back is Striped | 3 | |||||
| How the Ducks Got Their Fine Feathers | 17 | |||||
| Why the Kingfisher Always Wears a War-Bonnet | 27 | |||||
| Why the Curlew's Bill is Long and Crooked | 37 | |||||
| Old-Man Remakes the World | 47 | |||||
| Why Blackfeet Never Kill Mice | 65 | |||||
| How the Otter Skin Became Great "Medicine" | 75 | |||||
| Old-Man Steals the Sun's Leggings | 91 | |||||
| Old-Man and His Conscience | 105 | |||||
| Old-Man's Treachery | 117 | |||||
| Why the Night-Hawk's Wings are Beautiful | 127 | |||||
| Why the Mountain-Lion is Long and Lean | 137 | |||||
| The Fire-Leggings | 151 | |||||
| The Moon and the Great Snake | 159 | |||||
| Why the Deer Has No Gall | 167 | |||||
| Why Indians Whip the Buffalo-Berries from the Bushes | 175 | |||||
| Old-Man and the Fox | 185 | |||||
| Why the Birch-Tree Wears the Slashes in Its Bark | 199 | |||||
| Mistakes of Old-Man | 207 | |||||
| How the Man Found His Mate | 213 | |||||
| Dreams | 221 | |||||
| Retrospection | 233 | |||||
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