{"collection":"Native American","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/nam/se/wsgr/wsgr02.htm","path":"nam/se/wsgr/wsgr02.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/nam/se/wsgr/wsgr02.htm","text":"When the Storm God Rides, by Florence Stratton, collected by Bessie M. Reid [1936]\n| | PAGE | \n| FOREWORD | V | \n| WHEN THE STORM GOD RIDES | 1 | \n| HOW THE NORTH WIND LOST HIS HAIR | 8 | \n| KACHINA BRINGS THE SPRING | 15 | \n| THE SWEET GUM'S AMBER TEARS | 26 | \n| THE PLANT THAT GROWS IN TREES | 29 | \n| WHY THE WOODPECKER PECKS | 33 | \n| THE WOODPECKER'S STUMPY TAIL | 40 | \n| CHIEF TWO HAWKS' TRAIL | 44 | \n| THE MAGNOLIA BABIES | 53 | \n| OLD WOOLLY BIRD'S SACRIFICE | 55 | \n| A TRIBE THAT LEFT ITS SHOES | 67 | \n| THE CLOUD THAT WAS LOST | 74 | \n| THE SWIFT BLUE ONE | 78 | \n| THE WISE MAN'S BIG BALD HEAD | 84 | \n| GRANDMOTHER RIVER'S TRICK | 87 | \n| p. x | | \n| | PAGE | \n| WHY HUMMING BIRDS DRINK ONLY DEW | 91 | \n| WHEN THE STARS TOOK ROOT | 95 | \n| THE MAIDEN WHO LOVED A STAR | 109 | \n| OLD QUANAH'S GIFT | 114 | \n| How SICKNESS ENTERED THE WORLD | 123 | \n| THE EVIL WATER SPIRITS | 127 | \n| WHY THE IRISES HOLD HANDS | 137 | \n| THE PECAN TREE'S BEST FRIEND | 144 | \n| WHEN THE RAINBOW WAS TORN | 152 | \n| PAISANO, HATER OF THE RATTLESNAKE | 156 | \n| MAIDENS WHO BROKE A DROUTH | 162 | \n| WHY ARROWS HAVE FEATHERS | 168 | \n| THE COTTONWOOD REMEMBERS | 171 | \n| WHY THE SKUNK WALKS ALONE | 177 | \n| HOW THE TURKEY HID HER EGGS | 179 | \n| WHY THE DOG'S EARS FLOP | 181 | \n| ABOUT THE TEJAS INDIANS | 186 | \n| INTERESTING THINGS TO Do | 234 | \n| INDIAN SYMBOLS | 236 |","title":"When the Storm God Rides: Contents","type":"page"}