Chapter I. PAGE
Chapter I. PAGE of «Myths and Folk-lore of the Timiskaming Algonquin and Timagami Ojibwa» by Frank G. Speck: the whole text, 4 sentences and 189 words. The small number after every sentence leads to its own page with its syntax tree and pragmatics, parsed by Mova itself.
Myths and folk-lore of the Timiskaming Algonquin 1 Introduction 1 Wiske·djak cycle 21
(1) Wiske·djak pursues the Beaver 2 (2) Wiske·djak kills the Bear and gets his head fastened in the skull 4 (3) Wiske·djak invites the Ducks to a dance 8 (4) Wiske·djak anum suum urit and originates rock-weed and red willow from the scabs 10 (5) Wiske·djak disguises himself as a Lynx 15 (6) Wiske·djak’s love affair 16 (7) Ciŋgəbis 17 (8) Remarks about Wiske·djak 20 Timiskaming Algonquin text 20 Free translation 21 (9) Further comment on Wiske·djak 212
Timiskaming folk-lore 223
(1) Wi′ndigo 22 (2) Pa·′guk‵ 22 (3) Constellation Ursa Major 22 (4) Northern Lights 23 (5) Rainbow 23 (6) Milky Way 23 (7) White animals 24 (8) Dwarfed animals 24 (9) Partridge breast-bone as omen 24 (10) Wings of birds and skulls as amulets 24 (11) Blue bottle flies 25 (12) Rabbits’ hair thrown into fire 25 (13) Fish bone 25 (14) Left-handed people 25 (15) Bear feast 25 (16) Legend of Iroquois Falls 264
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