Living Stories of the Cherokee by Duncan, Barbara R. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Copyright Page Contents Foreword by Joyce Conseen Dugan Acknowledgments Introduction » Kathí Smíth Líttlejohn

The Origin of Legends The Bird with Big Feet Me-Li and the Mud Dauber How the World Was Made The Origin of the Pileated Woodpecker The Playing Boys—the Pleiades Why the Turtle's Shell Is Cracked Why the Mole Lives Underground How the Possum Lost His Beautiful Tail Getting Fire First Man and First Woman The Valley of the Butterflies Spearfinger The Birds and Animals Stickball Game The Cherokee Little People Nunnehi, the Gentle People

» Davey Arch

Grandpa and the Turtle The Rattlesnake in the Corn Big Snakes The Old Man and the Birds The Brave, the Mighty Warrior The Strange Husband (The Owl Man) Legends of the Uk'tena Removal War Women Cities of Refuge The Origin of Strawberries How the Possum Lost His Tail Growing Up in Cherokee Jeannie and the Booger Grandpa and Grandma

» Edna Chekelelee

Cherokee Language The Trees Are Alive Mother Earth's Spring Dress The Deer Jesus before Columbus Time The Legend of the Corn Beads 13 Santeetlah Ghost Story 1 3 Storytelling 13 Elders on the Mountains 13 The Quail Dance 1 3 Feathers The Indian Preacher The Trail of Tears Basket

» Robert Bushyhead

The Cherokee Language Medicine Stories The First Time I Saw a White Person—Mrs. Lee Yonder Mountain Sequoyah Formula against Screech Owls and Tskilis The Hunter and Thunder The Little People and the Nunnehi

» Maríe junaluska

The Origin of the Milky Way

» Freeman Owle

Introduction to the Nantahala Hiking Club Gathering The Nikwasi Mound Medicine and the Wolf Clan The Earth The Magic Lake Going to Water The Daughter of the Sun How the Possum Lost His Tail Storytelling The Turtle and the Beaver The Turtle and the Raccoon—Stealing Beauty The Trail of Tears The Origin of Strawberries Corn Woman Spirit Ganadi, the Great Hunter, and the Wild Boy The Story of the Bat The Removed Townhouses

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