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|a American Indian trickster tales /
|c selected and edited by Richard Erdoes and Alfonso Ortiz.
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|b Viking,
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|a Includes bibliographical references (p. [285]-293) and index.
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|g Pt. 1.
|t Coyote Creates the World - and a Few Other Things.
|t The Beginning of the World (Yokuts).
|t Sun and Moon in a Box (Zuni).
|t Coyote Steals the Sun (Miwok).
|t Origin of the Moon and the Sun (Kalispel).
|t How People Were Made (Miwok).
|t Coyote Steals the Summer (Crow).
|t Coyote and Eagle Visit the Land of the Dead (Yakima).
|t Coyote Steals Fire (Klamath).
|t Coyote Kills Terrible Monster (Salish).
|t The Seven Devils Mountains (Nez Perce) --
|g Pt. 2.
|t Up to No Good.
|t Coyote Taunts the Grizzly Bear (Kutenai).
|t How Locust Tricked Coyote (Zuni).
|t Coyote-Giving (Paiute).
|t Putting a Saddle on Coyote's Back (Northern Pueblo).
|t A Satisfying Meal (Hopi).
|t A Strong Heart (Arikara).
|t Better Luck Next Time (Hopi).
|t Long Ears Outsmarts Coyote (Pueblo).
|t Old Man Coyote and the Buffalo (Crow).
|t Coyote and Bobcat Have Their Faces Done (Ute).
|t The Adventures of a Meatball (Comanche).
|t Coyote Gets Stuck (Shasta).
|t Anything but Pinon Pitch! (Navajo).
|t Fat, Grease, and Berries (Crow).
|t Don't Be Too Curious (Lakota) --
|g Pt. 3.
|t Coyote's Amorous Adventures.
|t Coyote's Amorous Adventures (Shasta).
|t Two Rascals and Their Wives (Pueblo).
|t Coyote Sleeps with His Own Daughters (Southern Ute).
|t Old Man Coyote Meets Coyote Woman (Blackfoot).
|t Coyote and Fox Dress Up (Nez Perce).
|t Coyote and the Girls (Karok, and Yurok).
|t Coyote Keeps His Dead Wife's Genitals (Lipan Apache).
|t The Toothed Vagina (Yurok).
|t Something Fishy Going On (Athapascan).
|t Where Do Babies Come From? (Karuk).
|t Winyan-shan Upside Down (Sioux) --
|g Pt. 4.
|t The Trouble with Rose Hips.
|t Coyote, Skunk, and the Beavers (Wichita).
|t Monster Skunk Farting Everyone to Death (Cree).
|t Coyote Sells a Burro That Defecates Money (Lipan Apache).
|t Coyote the Credulous (Taos).
|t The Trouble with Rose Hips (Lipan Apache) --
|g Pt. 5.
|t Iktomi the Spider-Man.
|t Seven Toes (Assiniboine).
|t Tricking the Trickster (Sioux).
|t Iktomi and the Man-Eating Monster (Lakota).
|t Iktomi, Flint Boy, and the Grizzly (Lakota).
|t Iktomi and the Buffalo Calf (Assiniboine).
|t Ikto's Grandchild Defeats Siyoko (Rosebud Sioux).
|t The Cheater Cheated (Lakota).
|t The Spider Cries "Wolf" (Rosebud Sioux).
|t Tit for Tat (Omaha).
|t Iktomi Takes Back a Gift (Rosebud Sioux).
|t Iktomi and the Wild Ducks (Minneconjou Sioux).
|t Iktomi Trying to Outrace Beaver (Santee).
|t Too Smart for His Own Good (Sioux) --
|g Pt. 6.
|t Spider-Man in Love.
|t Oh, It's You! (Lakota).
|t Too Many Women (Lakota).
|t Forbidden Fruit (Lakota and Rosebud Sioux).
|t The Spiders Give Birth to the People (Arikara).
|t The Winkte Way (Omaha) --
|g Pt. 7.
|t The Veeho Cycle.
|t He Has Been Saying Bad Things About You (Northern Cheyenne).
|t The Possible Bag (Northern Cheyenne).
|t Hair Loss (Northern Cheyenne).
|t Brother, Sharpen My Leg! (Cheyenne).
|t Veeho Has His Back Scraped (Northern Cheyenne).
|t He Sure Was a Good Shot (Cheyenne).
|t The Only Man Around (Northern Cheyenne) --
|g Pt. 8.
|t The Nixant and Sitconski Cycles.
|t When the People Were Wild (Gros Ventre).
|t The Talking Penis (Gros Ventre).
|t Hairy Legs (Gros Ventre).
|t Sitconski and the Buffalo Skull (Assiniboine).
|t She Refused to Have Him (Assiniboine).
|t Ni'hancan and Whirlwind Woman (Arapaho).
|t Ni'hancan and the Race for Wives (Arapaho) --
|g Pt. 9.
|t Magical Master Rabbit.
|t Little Rabbit Fights the Sun (Ute).
|t The Long Black Stranger (Omaha).
|t Why the Possum's Tail Is Bare (Cherokee).
|t Rabbit Escapes from the Box (Creek).
|t Rabbit and Possum on the Prowl (Cherokee).
|t Tar Baby (Biloxi).
|t Don't Believe What People Tell You (San Ildefonso and San Juan) --
|g Pt. 10.
|t Nanabozho and Whiskey Jack.
|t Nanabozho and the Fish Chief (Great Lakes Tribes).
|t Why We Have to Work So Hard Making Maple Sugar (Menomini).
|t Who Is Looking Me in the Face? (Menomini).
|t Why Women Have Their Moon-Time (Menomini).
|t Whiskey Jack Wants to Fly (Cree and Metis).
|t Wesakaychak, the Windigo, and the Etmine (Cree and Metis) --
|g Pt. 11.
|t Old Man Napi Chooses a Wife.
|t Choosing Mates (Blackfoot).
|t Napi Races Coyote for a Meal (Blackfoot).
|t Magic Leggings (Blackfoot) --
|g Pt. 12.
|t Glooskap the Great.
|t How the Lord of Men and Beasts Strove with the Mighty Wasis and Was Shamefully Defeated (Penobscot).
|t Glooskap Turns Men into Rattlesnakes (Passamaquoddy).
|t Kuloskap and the Ice-Giants (Passamaquoddy).
|t Questions, Questions (Passamaquoddy).
|t A New Way to Travel (Micmac).
|t Glooskap Grants Four Wishes (Micmac).
|t A Puff of His Pipe (Micmac) --
|g Pt. 13.
|t Skeleton Man.
|t While the Gods Snored (Hopi).
|t How Masaaw Slept with a Beautiful Maiden (Hopi).
|t Scared to Death (Hopi) --
|g Pt. 14.
|t Raven Lights the World.
|t Hungry for Clams (Hoh and Quileute).
|t Give It Back! Give It Back! (Haida).
|t Raven Steals the Moon (Haida).
|t Yehl, the Lazy One (Haida).
|t Raven and His Slave (Tsimshian).
|t A Lousy Fisherman (Haida).
|t Raven Lights the World (Tlingit).
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