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THE MAN WHO MARRIED THE MOON AND OTHER PUEBLO INDIAN FOLK-STORIES1
BY2
CHARLES F.3 LUMMIS _AUTHOR OF “SOME STRANGE CORNERS OF OUR COUNTRY” “A NEW MEXICO DAVID,” ETC._4
NEW YORK THE CENTURY CO. 18945
Copyright, 1891, 1892, 1894, By The Century Co.6
The De Vinne Press.7
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To the Fairy Tale that came true in the Home of the Tée-wahn My Wife and Child9
CONTENTS10
PAGE Introduction: The Brown Story-Tellers 111
I The Antelope Boy 1212
II The Coyote and the Crows 2213
III The War-Dance of the Mice 2414
IV The Coyote and the Blackbirds 2715
V The Coyote and the Bear 3016
VI The First of the Rattlesnakes 3417
VII The Coyote and the Woodpecker 4918
VIII The Man who Married the Moon 5319
IX The Mother Moon 7120
X The Maker of the Thunder-Knives 7421
XI The Stone-Moving Song 8222
XII The Coyote and the Thunder-Knife 8423
XIII The Magic Hide-and-Seek 8724
XIV The Race of the Tails 9925
XV Honest Big-Ears 10326
XVI The Feathered Barbers 10627
XVII The Accursed Lake 10828
XVIII The Moqui Boy and the Eagle 12229
XIX The North Wind and the South Wind 12730
XX The Town of the Snake-Girls 13031
XXI The Drowning of Pecos 13732
XXII The Ants that Pushed on the Sky 14733
XXIII The Man who Wouldn’t Keep Sunday 16134
XXIV The Brave Bobtails 16935
XXV The Revenge of the Fawns 17836
XXVI The Sobbing Pine 19437
XXVII The Quères Diana 20038
XXVIII A Pueblo Bluebeard 20339
XXIX The Hero Twins 20640
XXX The Hungry Grandfathers 21541
XXXI The Coyote 22242
XXXII Doctor Field-Mouse 23243
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