Coyote and the Rattlesnake
Coyote's house was not far from Rattlesnake's home. One morning when they were out walking
Coyote and the Hare
One day Coyote was passing about when he saw Hare sitting before his
Coyote and the Fawns
One day when he was traveling around, Coyote met a deer with two
A race between Bear and Turtle
An old man was going along, slowly and surely, by himself. After a while he met a man, who asked, "Where are you
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The Tick and the Deer
Coyote lived in a tent alone. There was no prospect of food: everything was covered with
Coyote becomes Chief of the Salmon
In the beginning Coyote had great power. He said to himself, "Why remain in seclusion when I have so much
Chipmunk and Meadow-Lark
An old woman (Sti'mtimä) had warned her children, Chipmunk and Meadow-Lark, not to go too far into the woods, because a hairy monster might kill
Why wild roses have thorns
Long, long ago, Wild Roses had no thorns. They grew on bushes the stems of which were smooth and fragrant, and the leaves a delicate
The Five Wolves
An old woman and her grandson lived near a river. The grandson wished to cross the river, and called the Deer to take him
The woman who became a Horse
A chief had many horses, and among them a stallion which his wife often
Coyote quarrels with Mole
Coyote and his wife, Mole, and their children were living by themselves, away from the winter encampment of the
Coyote and the Buffalo
No Buffalo ever lived in the Swah-netk'-qhu country. That was Coyote's
Bluejay and his companions
Bluejay and his chief, with Land Otter, Beaver, and another man, used to go out seal-hunting