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NREL. Stories and Legends of the Northwest

Today's free book is Indian Reading Series: Stories and Legends of the Northwest: Level Six. For the table of contents, check at the bottom of this post below the image. There are 19 books.

The book is available at Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory (I have not checked for other online sources).


Table of Contents

Tsapah Talks of Pheasant A Muckleshoot Story

Moon A Muckleshoot Story

The Memorable Chiefs A Blackfoot Legend

A Cultural Change A Blackfoot Legend

How Eagle Became Leader of All Birds Klamath, Modoc and Paiute

Coyote and Crane Klamath, Modoc and Paiute

Nina Saves Roan from Shoalwater Bay

Adventures on an Island from Shoalwater Bay

Scabby Bear An Assiniboine Story

Sun's Daughter A Skokomish Story

In the Land of the Salmon A Skokomish Story

Indian Giant A Paiute Story

One That Got Away A Flathead Story

Willie's Tribe A Kootenai Story

NREL. Stories and Legends of the Northwest

Today's free book is Indian Reading Series: Stories and Legends of the Northwest: Level Five. For the table of contents, check at the bottom of this post below the image. There are 18 separate books for this level, some with multiple stories.

The book is available at Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory (I have not checked for other online sources).


Table of Contents

Little Ghost Bull and The Story of Firemaker Cheyenne Legends


Stories From Burns Paiute Legends


Mary Queequeesue's Love Story A Flathead Legend

Ghost Stories Assiniboine Stories

A Fishing Excursion A Muckleshoot Legend

How the Animals Got Their Color Klamath, Modoc, and Paiute

Winter Months from Fort Hall Reservation

Coyote Arranges the Seasons Klamath, Modoc and Paiute




White Rabbit A Sioux Story


Stories of an Indian Boy A Muckleshoot Legend


NREL. Stories and Legends of the Northwest

Today's free book is Indian Reading Series: Stories and Legends of the Northwest: Level Four. For the table of contents, check at the bottom of this post below the image. There are 20 separate books for this level, some with multiple stories.

The book is available at Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory (I have not checked for other online sources).


Table of Contents

Warm Springs Animal Stories (2 stories):

Snail Woman at Sq³a'le A Suquamish Story


Assiniboine Woman Making Grease An Assiniboine Story

Coyote (3 stories) Assiniboine Stories

How the Summer Season Came An Assiniboine Story

Little Weasel's Dream A Kootenai Story



Running Free from Shoalwater Bay

Coyote Stories (3 stories) Salish (Flathead) Stories

Coyote and the Cowboys from Fort Hall Reservation 

Napi's Journey a Blackfoot Indian Legend

Tepee Making of the Kootenai

Warrior People of the Blackfoot Indians


NREL. Stories and Legends of the Northwest

Today's free book is Indian Reading Series: Stories and Legends of the Northwest: Level Three. For the table of contents, check at the bottom of this post below the image. There are 20 separate books for this level.

The book is available at Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory (I have not checked for other online sources).


Table of Contents

Story of the Seasons from Warm Springs Reservation

The Beginning of the Earth from Warm Springs Reservation

The Blacktail Dance A Blackfoot Indian Legend

How Marten Got His Spots A Kootenai Legend

Lost in the Fog from the Coast Area

How to Be a Friend from Warm Springs Reservation

How the Morning and Evening Stars Came to Be An Assinboine Story

Raccoon's Black Eyes and Ringed Tail from Fort Hall Reservation

Coyote and Old Lady from Fort Hall Reservation

Coyote and Trout A Kootenai Legend

How the Milky Way Got into the Sky from Warm Springs Reservation

Inkdomi and the Buffalo An Assinboine Story

Medicine Horse from Fort Hall Reservation

The Good Hunter and Fisherman from the Coast Area

The Wild Buffalo Ride A Blackfoot Indian Legend

I Am a Rock A Crow Story

The Man Who Loved Shell Money A Skokomish Legend

Old Man Napi A Blackfoot Indian Legend

The Turtle Who Went to War A Sioux Story

Coyote and the Mean Mountain Sheep A Salish (Flathead) Story

NREL. Stories and Legends of the Northwest

Today's free book is Indian Reading Series: Stories and Legends of the Northwest: Level Two. For the table of contents, check at the bottom of this post below the image. There are 20 separate books for this level.

The book is available at Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory (I have not checked for other online sources). 


Table of Contents
End of Summer A Crow Story

Thunder and the Mosquito A Muckleshoot Legend

Why the Codfish Has a Red Face A Skokomish Legend

How Wildcat and Coyote Tricked Each Other from Fort Hall Reservation

Pat Learns About Wild Peppermint A Blackfoot Indian Legend

Picture Writing from Warm Springs Reservation

Grandma Rides in the Parade A Crow Story

Bob-Tailed Coyote A Cheyenne Legend

The Great Flood from the Coast Area

The Rainbow from Warm Springs Reservation

The Time the Whale Came to Jackson's Bay from the Coast Area

Coyote and the Man Who Sits On Top A Salish (Flathead) Legend

The Crow An Assinboine Story

Tepee, Sun and Time A Crow Story

Water Story A Crow Story

How Birds Learned to Fly A Yakima Legend

Napi and the Bullberries A Blackfoot Indian Legend

How Cottontail Lost His Tail from Warm Springs Reservation

Being Indian Is from Warm Springs Reservation

Why Animals and Man Can No Longer Talk to One Another from Warm Springs Reservation 

NREL. Stories and Legends of the Northwest

Today's free book is Indian Reading Series: Stories and Legends of the Northwest: Level One. For the table of contents, check at the bottom of this post below the image. There are 20 separate books for this level.

The book is available at Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory (I have not checked for other online sources).


Table of Contents

Coyote and the Stars from Warm Springs Reservation

How Wild Horses Were Captured from Warm Springs Reservation

School A Legend of the Blackfoot Indians

Philene and Buttons A Cheyenne Story

Insects Off to War A Cheyenne Story

Why Bluejay Hops A Skokomish Legend

Indian Festival from Fort Hall Reservation

Helpers A Legend of the Blackfoot Indians

Far Out, A Rodeo Horse A Crow Story

Tales of Coyote and Other Legends from Warm Springs Reservation

Birds and People A Crow Story

Chipmunk Meets Old Witch (At-At-A'Tia) from Warm Springs Reservation

My Name is Pop A Crow Story

Santa Claus Comes to the Reservation A Crow Story

How Cottontail Lost His Fingers from Warm Springs Reservation

Friends A Legend of the Blackfoot Indians

How Daylight Came to Be A Skokomish Legend

 A Little Boy's Big Moment A Legend of the Blackfoot Indians

 Skunk A Muckleshoot Legend

Raven Helps the Indians A Skokomish Legend

Welsh. Perrault's Tales of Mother Goose

Today's free book is The Tales of Mother Goose by Charles Perrault translated by Charles Welsh (1901), with illustrations by D. J. Munro, inspired by Dore. For the table of contents, check at the bottom of this post below the image.

The book is available at Project Gutenberg and Internet Archive (I have not checked for other online sources). There's also a free audiobook at LibriVox.




Table of Contents

Cinderella, or the Little Glass Slipper
The Sleeping Beauty in the Wood
Little Thumb
The Master Cat, or Puss in Boots
Riquet of the Tuft
Blue Beard
The Fairy
Little Red Riding-hood


Hendricks. The Bad Man of the West

Today's free book is The bad man of the West by George D. Hendricks (1941), with illustrations by Frank Anthony Stanbus. For the table of contents, check at the bottom of this post below the image.

The book is available at Hathi Trust (I have not checked for other online sources).



Table of Contents

I. MOTIVES AND INFLUENCES AFFECTING THE BAD MAN
Cattlel Gold! Silver!
Prodigal nomads
Mexicans don't count!
"G. T. T."
When in Rome, do as the Romans!
Put yourself in his place
An eye for an eye
Get rich quick!
Brand burning
Cut them cards, mister!
Dead or alive!
Damn Yank and Johnny Reb
Right makes might
Remember the Alamo
The Tewksburys are driving sheep
Freak war
My buddy!
Stool pigeons
They won't take me alive!
Dishonorable discharge
Seeing red
Horseplay
Redeye
I'm rough and I'm tough
Gun notches
Miscellaneous

II. THE TECHNIQUE OF THE BAD MAN
The code of the West
Welcome, stranger!
A fighting chance
Murder!
Thanks, pard!
The limit
Ten commandments
Guns
Holsters
Six-shooter-ology
Aw pshaw!
Tin cans don't sass back
Take your time
Triggernometry
Gunplay
Rough and tumble
How they escaped
How they robbed
How to treat a bad man

III. WHO WERE THE BAD MEN?
Heterogeneous
Injuns!
Dos Orejanas
The worst bad man on earth
A class of his own
Bogus
Behind the star
Feud-made sheriff
Mercenaries
The bulk
In memoriam

IV. THE DESCRIPTION OF THE BAD MAN OF THE WEST
His eyes
His face
His hair
On the range
Dude
His height and weight
His physique
His demeanor
Composite bad man
The officer

V. INHERITANCE OR ENVIRONMENT?
The brow of Cain
"Victim of circumstance"
So what?

VI. THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE BAD MAN OF THE WEST
His religion
His education
His superstitions
He couldn't settle down
He excused himself
Robin Hood
What did they think of him?

VII. THE CHIVALRY OF THE WESTERN BAD MAN WHEREIN HE DIFFERED FROM THE MODERN BAD MAN
Delicate flower
Don't harm the lady
Fight for her!
"I'll meet you by moonlight
She stayed by him
"Horse tied but skirt free"
Mother
Hold your fire!
No comparison!

VIII. THE WESTERN BAD MAN AND MOB VIOLENCE
Few fears of fauna
The viligance committee
They broke down and wept

IX. THE PASSING OF THE BAD MAN OF THE WEST
A few reformed
Fatalist
They checked in their chips
Round-up time
Hands up!
Necktie party
Murdered
Blood money
By their own hands
Accidental
The exceptional
They said and they died
Boot Hill
Reincarnation
Faded away into a memorable past

APPENDIX
Table I: Descriptions of the Western Bad Man
Table II: Descriptions of the Pioneer Peace Officer
Table III: The Birth of the Bad Man of the West



Bible. Book of Tobit

Today's free book is the Biblical Book of Tobit which is one of the deuterocanonical books of the Bible; you can find out more at Wikipedia.

The book is available at Project Gutenberg (I have not checked for other online sources). There's also a free audiobook at LibriVox.


Scenes from The Book of Tobit have been incredibly popular with artists over the years; below you will find just a few of the many works of art throughout the churches and museums of Europe that tell the story of Tobit and his son Tobias:




Besant. An Autobiography

Today's free book is An Autobiography by Annie Besant (1885). For the table of contents, check at the bottom of this post below the image.

You can read more about Annie Besant at Wikipedia, and you will find several of her books here at the Freebookapalooza: Annie Besant.

The book is available at Project Gutenberg (I have not checked for other online sources). There's also a free audiobook at LibriVox!




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