Folk Tales
Author's TalesNative American Folk Tales
- shooting of the Red Eagle (Native American Folk Tale)
- The Fate of the Witch Wife (Native American Folk Tale)
- Iktomi and the Turtle (Native American Folk Tale)
- The Two Jeebi (Native American Folk Tale)
- Manstin, the Rabbit (Native American Folk Tale)
- The Owl and the Eagle (Native American Folk Tale)
- The Turtle and His Bride (Native American Folk Tale)
- The Peace with the Snakes (Native American Folk Tale)
- Retrospection (Native American Folk Tale)
- The Thunder Boy (Native American Folk Tale)
- Géha Aids A Deserted Boy (Native American Folk Tale)
- How the Otter Skin Became Great "Medicine" (Native American Folk Tale)
- White Corn and the Grasshoppers (Native American Folk Tale)
- The Wicked Wolverine (Native American Folk Tale)
- The Fox and the Indians (Native American Folk Tale)
- The Lion and the Cat (Native American Folk Tale)
- Whirlwind and Panther (Native American Folk Tale)
- Gray Eagle and His Five Brothers (Native American Folk Tale)
- Mr. Coyote and the Two Pretty Girls (Native American Folk Tale)
- Manabozho, the Mischief-Maker (Native American Folk Tale)
- Weendigoes and the Bone-Dwarf (Native American Folk Tale)
- sheem, the Forsaken Boy (Native American Folk Tale)
- Two Young Men Who Went to ''The Blue'', Speaker and Definer (Native American Folk Tale)
- Ten Little Prairie Dogs (Native American Folk Tale)
- The Man-Eater (Native American Folk Tale)
- The Fox That Flew (Native American Folk Tale)
- How the Little Brother Set Free His Big Brothers (Native American Folk Tale)
- A Little Cinderella (Native American Folk Tale)
- Gáqga´ (Native American Folk Tale)
- Okteondon and His Uncle, The Planter, or, Winter Delaying Spring (Native American Folk Tale)
- How the Man Found His Mate (Native American Folk Tale)
- Old Man Remakes the World (Native American Folk Tale)
- Juanita, Marianita, The Cat, and the Bear (Native American Folk Tale)
- The Toad-Woman (Native American Folk Tale)
- Wunzh, the Father of Indian Corn (Native American Folk Tale)
- Leelinau, the Lost Daughter (Native American Folk Tale)
- The Badger and the Bear (Native American Folk Tale)
- summer Conquers Winter (Native American Folk Tale)
- Old Man's Treachery (Native American Folk Tale)
- Why the Curlew's Bill is Long and Crooked (Native American Folk Tale)
- Why the Chipmunk's Back is Striped (Native American Folk Tale)
- Bokwewa the Humpback (Native American Folk Tale)
- The Mink and the Wolf (Native American Folk Tale)
- The Lost Woman (Native American Folk Tale)
- The Red Swan (Native American Folk Tale)
- The Warlike Seven (Native American Folk Tale)
- The Coyote and the Turtle (Native American Folk Tale)
- Green Corn, Yellow Corn, and the Dancing Fox (Native American Folk Tale)
- The Coyote and the Fox (Native American Folk Tale)
- Dance in a Buffalo Skull (Native American Folk Tale)
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