| Page |
| Acknowledgment | 8 |
| Foreword by the Chiefs | 9 |
| INTRODUCTORY |
| How the Stories came to Be | 11 |
| Why I was called the Story-teller | 13 |
| The Little People | 18 |
| Story-telling Time | 23 |
| How the Iroquois give Thanks | 27 |
| A Firemaker and a Peacemaker | 34 |
| IROQUOIS WONDER STORIES |
| How the White Man came | 45 |
| Why the Eagle defends Americans | 49 |
| How the Turkey Buzzard Got His Suit | 60 |
| Why the Partridge drums | 66 |
| How the Indians learned to Heal | 69 |
| Why Dogs chase Foxes | 75 |
| Why Hermit Thrush is so Shy | 79 |
| How Good and Evil came to Be | 85 |
| How a Boy was Cured of Boasting | 90 |
| Why the Cuckoo is so Lazy | 95 |
| How the Coon outwitted the Fox | 99 |
| Why the Goldfinches look like the Sun | 103 |
| What the Ash and the Maple Learned | 107 |
| How the Woman overcame the Bear | 112 |
| Why the Woodpecker bores for its Food | 115 |
| Why the Ice Roof Fell | 119 |
| Why the Chipmunk has Black Stripes | 122 |
| How Two Indian Boys settled a Quarrel | 125 |
| How Mice overcame the Warriors | 130 |
| Why Crows are Poor | 135 |
| Why the Indian loves his Dog | 139 |
| Greedy Fawn and the Porridge | 145 |
| Why Hounds outrun other Animals | 152 |
| Why Indians never shoot Pigeons | 155 |
| How Old Man Winter was driven Back | 159 |
| Why Lightning sometimes Strikes | 168 |
| Why the Hare has a Split Lip and Short Tail | 176 |
| Corn Plume and Bean Maiden | 180 |
| How the Robin burned his Breast | 187 |
| IROQUOIS FAIRY STORIES |
| How Morning Star lost her Fish |
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