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Henry Rowe Schoolcraft. The Indian Fairy Book
The Indian Fairy Book
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FOREWORD
THE INDIAN FAIRY BOOK
I. THE BOY WHO SET A SNARE FOR THE SUN
II. MANABOZHO, THE MISCHIEF-MAKER
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III. THE RED SWAN
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IV. THE CELESTIAL SISTERS
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V. GRAY EAGLE AND HIS FIVE BROTHERS
VI. HE OF THE LITTLE SHELL
VII. OSSEOJ THE SON OF THE EVENING STAR
VIII. THE WONDERFUL EXPLOITS OF GRASSHOPPER
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IX. THE TOAD-WOMAN
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X. THE ORIGIN OF THE ROBIN
XI. WHITE FEATHER AND THE SIX GIANTS
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XII. SHEEM, THE FORSAKEN BOY
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XIII. STRONG DESIRE AND THE RED SORCERER
XIV. THE MAGIC PACKET
XV. THE MAN WITH HIS LEG TIED UP
XVI. LEELINAU, THE LOST DAUGHTER
XVII. THE WINTER SPIRIT AND HIS VISITOR
WINTER SPIRIT AND HIS VISITOR
XVIII. THE ENCHANTED MOCCASINS
XIX. THE WEENDIGOES AND THE BONE-DWARF
XX. THE FIRE-PLUME
XXI. THE BIRD LOVER
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XXII. BOKWEWA, THE HUMPBACK
XXIII. THE LITTLE BOY-MAN
XXIV. WUNZH, THE FATHER OF INDIAN CORN
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Henry Rowe Schoolcraft
From the Original Legends
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"Well, that will do," said Manabozho; then looking at his tail, he added, "Oh! could you oblige me by making my tail just a little longer and more bushy, please?"
"Certainly," said the old wolf; and he gave Mana-bozho such a length and spread of tail that it was constantly getting between his legs, and it was so heavy that it was as much as he could do to find strength to carry it. But having asked for it, he was ashamed to say a word; and they all started off in company, dashing up a ravine.
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