Today's free book is Quileute Texts by Manuel J. Andrade (1931). 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. Quileute texts collected by Manuel J. Andrade
1. What the Quileute do at present
2. How a canoe is made
3. How a fish-trap is made
4. Do not spoil the country. (Speech)
5. A potlatch speech
6. Raven uses his son for bait
7. Raven is fooled
8. Raven's son married Mole's daughter
9. Raven kills Deer
10. Raven fools Crow
11. Raven eats Goose's children
12. Goose revenges herself upon Raven
13. Raven visits Hair-seal
14. Raven visits Fish-duck
15. Raven visits Bear
16. Q'wasti' and the man-eating whale
17. Q'wasti' and the Wolves
18. Q'wasti' deceives Das-k'iya"
19. Das-k'iya" is killed by a girl
20. Devil-fish kills Das-k'iya"
21. The man who was left on a rock
22. The girl who was left on a tree
23. The two brothers
24. Wadswad's exploit
25. Rabbit and Wolf
26. The star husbands
II. Quileute texts collected by Leo J. Frachtenberg
27. The origin of the tribes
28. The theft of light
29. Q'waeti' institutes privacy in marriage
30. Q'waeti's amorous adventure
31. Q'waeti' plays a trick on Shark
32. Q'wasti' and the Wolves
33. The origin of death
34. Raven loses his son
35. The origin of death (by Howeatle)
36. Raven orders Deer to weep
37. Raven and Fish-duck
38. Raven and King-fisher
39. Raven and Bear
40. Raven loses his daughter
41. Raven gambles
42. Das-k'iya" is killed by a girl
43. Das-k'iya" is killed by a young man
44. Das-k'iya" is killed by Devil-fish
45. Das-k'iya" is killed by Q'waeti'
46. The Elks kill the Wolves
47. Wren and Bear
48. Rabbit and East Wind
49. The woman who married a dog
50. The dog children
51. The woman who married Shark
52. The man who married Thunder-bird's daughter
53. The two fishermen
54. The man who became a hair-seal
55. Three hunters are taken to Hair-seal's home
56. The origin of the man in the moon
57. The origin of potlatch
58. Kalatob wrestles with Tataquyal
59. South Wind, North Wind, and Hemlock-knot
60. The origin of the tlokwali dance
61. The woman who married a dead warrior
62. Adultery and vengeance
63. The woman who brought bad weather
64. The magic weapon
65. Wadswad's exploit
66. The Clatsop attack the Quileute
67. The separation of the Quileute and the Chemakum
68. The origin of trade
69. The Quileute learn how to hunt fur-seals
70. The advent of the Whites
