| PAGE | | I.—The Celestial Sisters | 7 | | II.—The Boy who Set a Snare for the Sun | 16 | | III.—Strong Desire and the Red Sorcerer | 22 | | IV.—The Wonderful Exploits of Grasshopper | 34 | | V.—The Two Jeebi | 68 | | VI.—Osseo, the Son of the Evening Star | 74 | | VII.—Gray Eagle and his Five Brothers | 83 | | VIII.—The Toad-Woman | 90 | | IX.—The Origin of the Robin | 98 | | X.—White Feather and the Six Giants | 102 | | XI.—Sheem, the Forsaken Boy | 115 | | XII.—The Magic Bundle | 135 | | XIII.—The Red Swan | 138 | | XIV.—The Man with his Leg Tied Up | 170 | | XV.—The Little Spirit or Boy-Man | 179 | | XVI.—The Enchanted Moccasins | 190 | | XVII.—He of the Little Shell | 207 | | XVIII.—Manabozho, the Mischief-Maker | 215 | | XIX.—Leelinau, the Lost Daughter | 252 | | XX.—The Winter Spirit and his Visitor | 261 | | XXI.—the Fire-Plume | 264 | | XXII.—Weendigoes and the Bone-Dwarf | 288 | | XXIII.—The Bird Lover | 299 | | XXIV.—Bokwewa the Humpback | 315 | | XXV.—The Crane that Crossed the River | 324 | | XXVI.—Wunzh, the Father of Indian Corn | 330 |
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