The Explanatory Element in the Folk Tales of the North American Indians
The Explanatory Element in the Folk Tales of the North American Indians
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Haida (2, p. 184) No explanation.
Kwakiutl (3, p. 237) No explanation.
Koryak (i, p. 315) No explanation.
Ojibwa (i, p. 21). . . . Jicarilla (i, p. 201). . Chukchee (i, p. 164) Tlingit (i, p. 91). . .. Haida (i, p. 131) . Names of the squirrel and gull. . Gill-slits on fishes. No explanation. . No explanation. . No explanation.
Pawnee (2, p. 121).. , Arapaho (i, p. 13). . . Arapaho (i, p. 278).. Grosventre (i, p. 63) Pawnee (2, p. 447)...
. Seventh star in the Pleiades. (Sky, earth, lodges. ) R...ailroad. . (Lakes and rivers. ) . No explanation. . No explanation.
Cree (2, p. 71) Cree (i, p. 202) Assiniboin (i, p. 177), Carrier (i, p. 4) Dakota (2, p. 195). . . Cheyenne (i, p. 185).
. The Rocky Mountains. . The sturgeon. . (Ursa Major. ) (The earth. ) . No explanation. , No explanation.
Pawnee (i, p. 115) No explanation.
Eskimo (3, p. 197) Quinault (i, p. 116). . .
Nootka (B, p. 99) Blackfoot (i, p. 70) Grosventre (i, p. 107). , Chukchee (i, p. 40) Koryak (i, p. 257) Koryak (i, p. 187) Kwakiutl (B, p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Haida (2, p. 184) No explanation.
Kwakiutl (3, p. 237) No explanation.
Koryak (i, p. 315) No explanation.
Ojibwa (i, p. 21). . . . Jicarilla (i, p. 201). . Chukchee (i, p. 164) Tlingit (i, p. 91). . .. Haida (i, p. 131) . Names of the squirrel and gull. . Gill-slits on fishes. No explanation. . No explanation. . No explanation.
Pawnee (2, p. 121).. , Arapaho (i, p. 13). . . Arapaho (i, p. 278).. Grosventre (i, p. 63) Pawnee (2, p. 447)...
. Seventh star in the Pleiades. (Sky, earth, lodges. ) R...ailroad. . (Lakes and rivers. ) . No explanation. . No explanation.
Cree (2, p. 71) Cree (i, p. 202) Assiniboin (i, p. 177), Carrier (i, p. 4) Dakota (2, p. 195). . . Cheyenne (i, p. 185).
. The Rocky Mountains. . The sturgeon. . (Ursa Major. ) (The earth. ) . No explanation. , No explanation.
Pawnee (i, p. 115) No explanation.
Eskimo (3, p. 197) Quinault (i, p. 116). . .
Nootka (B, p. 99) Blackfoot (i, p. 70) Grosventre (i, p. 107). , Chukchee (i, p. 40) Koryak (i, p. 257) Koryak (i, p. 187) Kwakiutl (B, p.
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