Myths

The Earth-hardening After The Flood

The Great English Poet Alfred Tennyson Told It In His Idylls Of The

Coinnach Oer

The Thunder Spirits

Iktomi And The Coyote

Maiden Swanwhite And Maiden Foxtail

Shawondasee From

Why The Water In Rivers Is Never Still

A Battle With The Sioux

How The Raven Helped Men

The Children In The Moon

The Eagle And The Whale

Coyote And The Tortillas

The Tribe That Grew Out Of A Shell

The Warlike Seven

The Widow's Son - A Scandinavian Tale

The Two Chinamen

Psyche

Freyja's Necklace

The Story Of The Earth And The Sky

Old Man Above And The Grizzlies

The Spirits And The Lovers

The Boy And The Beast

The Stag And The Vine

The Three Silver Citrons - A Persian Story

The Great Fire-mountain

Bootoolgah The Crane And Goonur The Kangaroo Rat The Fire Makers

The Undying Head

Pygmalion

Fanaticism

The Goddesses Ka Ngot And Ka Iam

The Story Of The First Pearls

The Story Of Ivan And The Daughter Of The Sun

The Stars And The Stars' Road

The Theft Of Fire

Origin Of Clear Lake

Source: Myths And Legends Of California And The Old Southwest

Patwin (Sacramento Valley, Cal.)

Before anything was created at all, Old Frog and Old Badger lived alone
together. Old Badger wanted to drink, so Old Frog gnawed into a tree,
drew out all the sap and put it in a hollow place. Then he created
Little Frogs to help him, and working together they dug out the lake.

Then Old Frog made the little flat whitefish. Some of them lived in the
lake, but others swam down Cache Creek, and turned into the salmon,
pike, and sturgeon which swim in the Sacramento.





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