Traditions of the Thompson River Indians of British Columbia
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See F. Boas, Sagen, etc. P. 42.
176. Some say it was not the swallow, but another bird, of which they do not know the name.
177. Probably a fresh-water clam or mussel shell, as these are the only kind known to the interior Indians. StleLEX-lu xa is the name applied to this variety of shell, which is found in several lakes.
178. A very small creek or spring called Kule ltko, which runs through the pre sent Indian village of Lkamtcl n or Lytton.
179. Some say that they did not shoot him, but kill...ed him with a beaver-spear, which has a detachable, notched bone head.
H2 Notes.
1 80. The Upper Lillooet version of the acquisition of fire is that it was stolen by two men who went to a house near the salt water, in which the people lived who possessed it. They dammed a creek which flowed near the house, thus flooding it, and putting the people in a state of confusion.
181. Some say that the Beaver put fire into all wood and trees which grow near his haunts, whilst the Eagle put it into the trees which grow in high or dis tant parts of the country, away from the watercourses and lakes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
See F. Boas, Sagen, etc. P. 42.
176. Some say it was not the swallow, but another bird, of which they do not know the name.
177. Probably a fresh-water clam or mussel shell, as these are the only kind known to the interior Indians. StleLEX-lu xa is the name applied to this variety of shell, which is found in several lakes.
178. A very small creek or spring called Kule ltko, which runs through the pre sent Indian village of Lkamtcl n or Lytton.
179. Some say that they did not shoot him, but kill...ed him with a beaver-spear, which has a detachable, notched bone head.
H2 Notes.
1 80. The Upper Lillooet version of the acquisition of fire is that it was stolen by two men who went to a house near the salt water, in which the people lived who possessed it. They dammed a creek which flowed near the house, thus flooding it, and putting the people in a state of confusion.
181. Some say that the Beaver put fire into all wood and trees which grow near his haunts, whilst the Eagle put it into the trees which grow in high or dis tant parts of the country, away from the watercourses and lakes.
What to read after Traditions of the Thompson River Indians of British Columbia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Alexander Teit to read onlineMoreLess
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