Today's free book is Folktales of Salishan and Sahaptin Tribes by Franz Boas with L. Farrand, H. J. Spinde, M. K. Gould, and J. A. Teit (1917). 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
Folk-Tales of Salishan Tribes.
I. Thompson Tales, by James A. Teit.
1. Coyote Tales
(1) The Origin of Death
(2) Coyote steals Fire
(3) Coyote and Elk
(4) Coyote and Deer
(5) Coyote, Fox, and the Sun People
(6) Coyote teaches People to mate
(7) Coyote and the Marmots
(8) Coyote is attacked by Comb and Awl
(9) Coyote and the Geese
(10) Coyote, Fox, and the Egg-Gatherers
(11) Coyote and his Guests
(12) Coyote and his Elk Wife
(13) Coyote and the Berry-Pickers
(14) Coyote digs Roots
(15) Fox steals Coyote's Food
(16) Fox steals Coyote's Food
(17) Coyote wears Fox's Rattle
(18) Coyote and the Woodpeckers
(19) The Mosquitoes
(20) The Cannibal who used an Elk as a Decoy
(21) Coyote steals Sweat-House-Man's Blanket
(22) Coyote-Berries
(23) Coyote and the Rolling Bowlder
(24) Coyote and the Rabbits
(25) The Sisters who married Coyote and Lynx
(26) The Coyote People
(27) Old-Coyote and the Coyote People
(28) Coyote and the Flood
2. Sesulia'n and Seku'lia
3. Qwa'qtqwEtl and Kokwe'la
4. The Wind-Man
5. Mourning-Dove
6. Sea-Gull
7. Sun-Fire
8. The Hot-Wind People and the Cold-Wind People
9. KwEskapi'nEk
10. The Bush-Tailed Rat
11. Marten and Fisher
12. The Bald-Headed Eagle
13. The Flea
14. Lynx and Deer
15. Elk and Antelope
16. Owl and Ntsaa'.z
17. The Dog and the Girl
18. The Girl who married the Crow
19. Coyote and Buffalo
20. Wolverene and the Elk Skull
21. Nke'kaumstEm
22. Wolf-Boy
23. The Lytton Girls who were stolen by Giants
24. The Deer
25. The Boy who travelled to the Sun
26. The Dead Woman and her Child
27. The Man who brought to Life his Sweetheart
28. H61h61akwo'xa or H61akw5'xa
29. The Woman who was captured by a Grizzly Bear
30. The Snake-Lover
31. Peqo's el ea'pi.la
32. Migration Legend
33. The Woman who became a Horse
34. The Orphans who ascended to Heaven
35. Ai'lul; or, The Unlucky Gambler
36. The Man who married Cold's Daughter
37. Coyote goes Fishing
38. Striped-Face
39. The Hunter who fooled the Grizzly Bear
40. Simon Fraser's Visit in 1808
II. Okanagon Tales, by James A. Teit.
1. Coyote Tales
(1) Coyote
(2) Origin of the Columbia River
(3) Introduction of Salmon
(4) Coyote marries his Daughter (or Niece)
(5) Coyote and the Ice People
(6) Coyote and the Blackfeet
(7) Coyote, Fox, and Panther
(8) Coyote and Buffalo
(9) Coyote and Old-One
(10) Coyote and Grizzly-Bear
2. Old-One
3. The Creation
4. Origin of the Earth and People
5. War with the Sky People
6. Dirty-Boy
7. The Bear-Woman
8. Eagle and Beaver
9. The Mouse
10. Skwotilkwola'na
III. Okanagon Tales, by Marian K. Gould.
1. Kelauna
2. Left-Arm
3. The Warrior and his Faithless Wife
IV. Sanpoil Tales, by Marian K. Gould.
1. Coyote becomes Chief of the Salmon
2. The Tick and the Deer
3. The Rolling Stone
4. How the Cold lost its Power
5. Chipmunk and Meadow-Lark
6. The Toad (Sme'nap)
7. The Origin of Death
8. Skunk and Badger
9. The Five Wolves
10. The Origin of Fire
11. The Eagles
12. The Poisoned Arrows
13. The Race between Turtle and Frog
14. The Origin of the Different Languages
15. The Weeping Woman
16. Timtimenee; or, The Island of Death
17. Starvation
V. Pend d'Oreille Tales, by James A. Teit.
1. Coyote, Wren, and Grouse
2. Coyote and the Snake-Monster
3. Coyote and Mountain-Sheep
4. Coyote and the Skukula'na Women
5. Coyote and Elk
6. The Wren
VI. Coeur d'Alene Tales, by James A. Teit.
1. Conditions in Mythological Times
2. Old-One
3. Coyote's Son
4. Coyote and the Sun
5. Coyote introduces Salmon
6. Coyote and WSwei'.tc
7. Division of the Cannibal's Body
8. The Sun and the Moon
9. Toad and the Moon
10. The Wind
11. The Hot and Cold Winds
12. Heat and Cold
13. Thunder
14. Origin of Death
15. Star Myths
16. The Arrow-Chain
17. The Water-Mystery
18. The Water-Buffalo
19. The Nka'mEmEn Water-Mystery
20. The Water-Mystery of the Upper San Joe River
21. The Rolling Head
VII. Tales from the Lower Fraser River, by James A. Teit.
1. Transformer Story
2. The Dog-Children
3. The Fish-Man
4. Origin of the Sturgeon
5. The Deluge
6. Origin of the .sxo'exo'e Mask
7. A Man eats his Sisters' Berries
8. The Giant
9. The Cannibal
Folk-Tales of Sahaptin Tribes.
VIII. Sahaptin Tales, by Livingston Farrand, edited by Theresa Mayer.
1. Coyote and his Son
2. Coyote liberates the Salmon
3. Coyote and the Geese
4. Coyote and the Swallowing Monster
5. Coyote's Wars
6. Coyote and the Log-Worm
7. Coyote and Crane
8. The Eye-Juggler
9. The Rival Suitors
10. The Bungling Host
11. Coyote and Fox
12. Coyote kills the Moon
13. The Bears
14. The Owl
15. How Rabbit got his Wife
16. The Origin of Death
17. The People of Ancient Times
IX. Nez Perce Tales, by Herbert J. Spinden.
1. Coyote's Wars
2. The Bungling Host
3. Coyote and Fox
4. Coyote and Fox get Food
5. Coyote and Fox run Races
6. Fox and Coyote as Shamans
7. Coyteand the Moon
8. Frog and Coyote
9. Grizzly-Bear and Coyote
10. Coyote and the Mallard-Ducks
11. Coyote in the Buffalo Country
12. Coyote of the Lower Country
13. The Owl-Monster
14. Frog and Bluejay
15. The Diving Beaver
16. The Sun and the Moon
17. Wildcat
18. Grizzly-Bear and Raccoon
19. The Duck's Marriage
20. Notes
21. The Man who married a Bear
22. The Seven-Headed Monster
23. Morning Speech in the Village
24. Speech before a War-Dance
25. Morning and Evening Speech in the Buffalo Country
