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p. 3
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Introduction |
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Txä'msEm and Lôgôbolā' |
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Txä'msEm |
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Txä'msEm |
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The Stone and the Elderberry Bush |
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The Porcupine and the Beaver |
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The Wolves and the Deer |
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The Stars |
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Rotten-feathers |
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K*?ēLku |
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The sealion hunters |
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Smoke-hole |
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Ts?ak* |
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Growing-up-like-one-who-has-a-grand mother |
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Little-eagle |
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She-who-has-a-labret-on-one-side |
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The Grizzly Bear |
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Squirrel |
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Witchcraft |
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Supplementary stories: The origin of the G*ispawaduwE'da |
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Asi-hwî'l |
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The Grouses |
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TsEgu'ksku |
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Rotten-feathers (continued from page 100) |
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