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American Indian Fairy Tales, by Margaret Compton, [1907], at sacred-texts.com


LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

 

PAGE

"Once he found a water-lily with a leaf so broad that it made a petticoat for his wife,"

Frontispiece.

"Then, all of a sudden it changed to a woman,"

10

"Pounced upon him, and lifted him into the air,"

31

"He flew swiftly toward the magician's lodge,"

53

"Lo! Clouds of blue and white pigeons rushed from the smoke,"

91

"He went to the top of the cliff and saw the sun just rising,"

111

"Near the white, misty road of the dead,"

132

" Whispered to the Swans, 'Come, let us go home,'"

148

"Instead of one handsome young warrior, there were two,"

161

"It formed a small lake,"

172

"White Cloud and his friend at last gave a great leap,"

197


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