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R.N. Wilson's Blackfoot research - Myths and legends (pages 21-112)
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96 pages
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Consists of Napi (the Old Man) stories about: buffalo, death, berries and roots, the Great Wedding, elk and deer, night hawks, gophers, bull berries, mice, Big Arrow, Lost His Eyes, Rich Young Man(Coyote), beaver and muskrats, dead woman on the prairie, murder of Pretty Girl, old women and babies, weather, buffalo hole, fancy leggings, gamblers, geese, white and silk buffalo robes, and horses. Also consists of these stories told by Eagle Ribs: Sweet Grass, Napi and the Hunter and Foundling, Scar Face (Scarface), Poor Boy, Jealous Man, Red Head, Bunch of Stars (little dipper), Seven Stars (big dipper), The Pound, Buffalo Wife, Wolf Story, The Woman and the Star, Thunder Bird, and The Faithless Squaw.