For the table of contents, check at the bottom of this post below the image. Because the book does not have a table of contents (only an index in the back), I have prepared a table of contents here, including the page number for each story.
The book is available at Internet Archive and Hathi Trust.
Iroquois Trail and David Cusick — p. 3
Creation — p. 7
Writers in Genera — p. 7
David Cusick on the Creation — p. 8
False Faces and Creation — p. 12
Terrible Skeleton — p. 13
Serpent and Thunderers — p. 15
Okwencha or Red Paint — p. 19
Good Hunter and Great Medicine — p. 30
The Medicine — p. 33
False Faces — p. 36
Stone Giants — p. 40
Indian Fairies — p. 41
Ga-hon-ga or Stone Throwers — p. 46
Neh Jogaoh or Mythic Dwarf People — p. 46
Stone Throwers or Gahonga — p. 46
Neh Ohdowas, the Underneath Myths — p. 47
Neh Gandayah of Fruits and Grains — p. 49
Lost Boy — p. 51
Duel of the Bear and Fox — p. 58
Corn Stories and Customs — p. 59
Witches and Witchcraft — p. 61
Atotarho, the Entangled — p. 66
Witch Water Gull — p. 68
Canassatego's Tale — p. 78
Hiawatha — p. 83
Dekanawida Legend — p. 97
Founders of the League — p. 100
Wampum Belts — p. 102
Return of the Sun — p. 104
Pleiades, The, or Ootkwatah — p. 107
Sun — p. 107
Serpent Stories — p. 110
Great Serpent at Bare Hill — p. 110
Other Serpents — p. 113
Serpents, Other — p. 113
Gun-no-do-yah, The Thunder Boy and Serpent — p. 114
Heno and the Serpent — p. 115
Mohawk Story of Origin of Thunder — p. 116
Hinun Destroying Giant Animals — p. 117
Thunderer — p. 118
Boy and Skeleton — p. 120
Boy and Chestnuts — p. 123
Great Head — p. 124
Local Stories — p. 126
Green Pond — p. 127
Drowning Man at Otisco Lake — p. 128
Sacred Waters — p. 129
Grave of the Indian King — p. 131
Skaneateles — p. 132
Alqonquin and Wannutha — p. 136
Lost Arrow — p. 136
Queen Peacemaker — p. 137
Kienuka — p. 140
Johnson's Legend of Kienuka — p. 141
Miss Trippe's Tales — p. 143
Peacemaker — p. 144
Ges-gar-doh — p. 146
Stone Giant's Wife — p. 148
Splitting Moon or Tyah-goh-wens — p. 149
Northern Giants — p. 151
Five Nations — p. 152
Oneida Origin — p. 154
Oneida Stone — p. 155
Land of Souls — p. 158
Seneca Story — p. 160
Dead Feast — p. 161
Ghost Dance — p. 162
Green Corn Dance — p. 163
Women's Dresses — p. 164
Intoning — p. 165
Origin of Man — p. 166
New Year's Feast — p. 168
Local Deities — p. 169
Language — p. 172
Relationship — p. 172
Condolence — p. 173
Music — p. 175
Games — — p. 176
La Crosse — p. 178
Mid-Winter Feasts — p. 180
White Dog Feast — p. 183
Other Feasts — p. 189
Handsome Lake and New Religion — p. 190
Constitution of the Five Nations — p. 193
Wampum Belts — p. 194
Government and Lands — p. 197
Modern Questions — p. 198
Ornaments _ — p. 200
Relationship — p. 201
Odds and Ends — p. 202
Women's Night Dance — p. 203
Hidden in the Husks — p. 204
Stars — p. 205
Onondaga Migrations — p. 206
Principal Chiefs — p. 207
Changes — p. 209
Some More Stories — p. 211
Origin of Medicine — p. 212
Origin of Wampum — p. 213
Origin of Tobacco — p. 214
How Early Animals Were Changed — p. 215
Hunter's Adventure — p. 215
Ga-do-jih and Sa-go-da-oh — p. 216
Captain George's Story — p. 218
Story of the La Forts — p. 219
Animals — p. 220
Story by Albert Cusick — p. 220
Fire Dragon — p. 222
French Colonies in Onondaga — p. 223
The Giant Big Neck — p. 225
Great Spirit Descends — p. 225
Intercalary Month — p. 226
Rattles — p. 227
Corn and Other Foods — p. 228
Councils — p. 228
Maple Feast — p. 230
Local Names _ — p. 232
Burial — p. 235
Four Onondaga Tales — p. 238
Maple and the Ash — p. 239
Thrush's Song — p. 239
Ta-heech-ejha, or Two Dogs — p. 240
Three Brothers and the Sun — p. 240
Date of the Iroquois League — p. 242
Revolutionary Soldiers — p. 244
