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Table of Contents
I. The Coyote
1. The Coyote and the Flood
2. NLi'ksEntEm
3. The Coyote and the Fox
4. Cukata'na ; or, the Coyote's Dog
5. The Ball
6. The Coyote's Daughters and their Dogs
7. Story of the Sisters who married the Coyote and the Lynx
8. The Coyote and his Guests
II. QoA'qlqal
III. Story of Kokwe'la; or, KokwE'la's Sku'zas
IV. Story of the Bush-Tailed Rat
V. The Old Man
1. The Old Man and the Coyote
2. The Old Man and the Lad
3. Story of the Swan
VI. Origin of the Deer
VII. The Tale of the Bad Boy; or, the Sun and the Lad
VIII. The Story of the Man who travelled to the Sun
IX. The Sun and his Daughter
X. The Hot and the Cold Winds
XI. The Mosquito and the Thunder
XII. The Beaver and the Eagle; or, the Origin of Fire
Xllb. Origin of Fire
XIII. Story of Fire and Water
XIV. The Skunk and his Younger Brothers
XV. Story of the Chipmunk and the Grizzly Bear
XVI. The Dog and the Girl
XVII. The Owl
XVIII. The Marten and the Fisher
XIX. The Hare and the Grizzly Bears
XX. Battle of the Birds
XXI. Story of the Otter
XXII. The Grizzly Bears and the Black Bears
XXIII. The Grizzly Bears and the Hunters
XXIV. The Wolf and his Grandmother
XXV. Story of Stetso'
XXVI. The War of the Fishes with the Okanagon
XXVII. Story of TcisKi'KiK
XXVIII. Story of the Ants and the Two Brothers
XIX. Story of Aq
XXX. Story of NtcJ'mka and the Cannibal
XXXI. Story of Nukano'xa, the Woman and the Haxaa'tko
XXXII. The Young Men who lost their Mother
XXXIII. The Skunk and the Badger
XXXIV. Story of the Lad who caught the Wind
XXXV. The Raven
XXXVI. The Moon and his Younger Sister
XXXVII. The Man who stole the Horse
XXXVIII. The Brothers
Two Traditions of the Lillooet
I. The Story of Tsu'ntia
II. Story of Tsu'ntia's Mother; or, the Frog-People
