{"collection":"Native American","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/nam/inu/eft/eft04.htm","path":"nam/inu/eft/eft04.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/nam/inu/eft/eft04.htm","text":"Eskimo Folk-Tales, by Knud Rasmussen, [1921]\n| Man and wife from Angmagssalik | Frontispiece | \n| | TO FACE PAGE | \n| Making a tupilak. Note the bones of various animals used. The monster is on the point of coming to life. | 18 | \n| Hunter in kayak. The creature behind is a monster that frightens all the seal away. | 34 | \n| Hunters encountering Sarqiserasak, a dangerous troll, who rows in a half kayak himself, and upsets all he meets with his paddle. | 34 | \n| Wizard preparing for a \"spirit fight.\" He is bound head to knees and hands behind; the magic drum resting on his foot is beating itself. Bird's wings are fastened to his back. | 50 | \n| \"Inland-dweller\" armed with bow and arrow. | 70 | \n| An \"inland-dweller,\" half dog, half human, pointing out a settlement for destruction. | 96 | \n| A tupilak frightening a man to death in his kayak. | 96 | \n| Evil spirit entering a house. | 116 | \n| Wizard calling up a \"helping spirit.\" | 140 | \n| Flying race between two wizards, one of whom, unable to keep up, has fallen to earth, and is vainly begging the other to stop. | 148 | \n| Angiut, a \"helping spirit,\" who knows all about everywhere. | 148 |","title":"Eskimo Folk-Tales: ILLUSTRATIONS","type":"page"}