Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians Index

• ―Errata
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians Index
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Title Page
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Contents
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Introduction
• ―1. How Day And Night Were Divided
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 2. Bead-Spitter And Thrown-Away
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 3. The Orphan
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 4. Thunder Helper
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 5. The Origin of Corn
• ―6. The Orphan and the Origin of Corn
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 7. The Orphan and the Origin of Corn (Second Version)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 8. The Orphan and the Origin of Corn (Second Version)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 9. The Only Son and Rabbit
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 10. The Origin of Tobacco
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 11. The Origin of Tobacco (Second Version)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 12. The Origin of Tobacco (Third Version)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 13. Man-eater and the Little Girl
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 14. The Water Panther (Leopard)
• ―15. How the Alligator's Nose Was Broken
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 16. Story of the Bat
• ―17. The Friendly Dogs
• ―18. The Hunter and His Dogs
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 19. The Monster Lizard
• ―20. The Hunter, the Monster Lizard, and the Panther
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 21. The Hunter, the Monster Lizard, and the Panther (Second Version)
• ―22. The Racing Snake
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 23. The Man Who Became A Snake
• ―24. The Man Who Became A Snake (Second Version)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 25. The Man Who Became A Snake (Third Version)
• ―26. The Man Who Became A Snake (Fourth Version)
• ―27. The Man Who Became A Snake (Fifth Version)
• ―28. The King of the Tie-Snakes
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 29. The Story of the Turkey
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 30. The Monster Turtle
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 31. The Monster Turtle (Second Version)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 32. The Big Rock Man
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 33. The Woman and the Monster Earthworm
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 34. The Fawn, the Wolves, and the Terrapin
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 35. How the Terrapin's Back Came to be in Checks
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 36. How the Terrapin's Back Came to be in Checks (Second Version)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 37. Why the Opossum Has No Hair On His Tail
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 38. Why the Opossum Has No Hair On His Tail (Second Story)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 39. The Race Between the Crane and the Humming Bird
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 40. Rabbit Gets Man-eater Over to the Other Side of the Ocean
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 41. Rabbit Gets Man-eater Over to the Other Side of the Ocean (Second Version)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 42. Rabbit Gets Man-eater Over to the Other Side of the Ocean (Third Version)
• ―43. Rabbit Gets Man-eater Over to the Other Side of the Ocean (Fourth Version)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 44. Rabbit Steals Fire
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 45. Rabbit Tries a Game of Scratch With Wildcat
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 46. Rabbit Gets a Turkey For Wildcat
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 47. Rabbit Gets a Turkey For Wildcat
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 48. Raccoon Gets a Deer For Panther
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 49. Rabbit Engineers a Tug of War Between Two Tie-Snakes
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 50. Rabbit Engineers a Tug of War Between Two Tie-Snakes (Second Version)
• ―51. Rabbit Engineers a Tug of War Between Two Tie-Snakes (Third Version)
• ―52. Rabbit Engineers a Tug of War Between Tie-Snake And Man-eater
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 53. Rabbit Engineers a Tug of War Between Two Bison
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 54. Rabbit Fools Alligator
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 55. Rabbit Fools Alligator (Second Version)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 56. Terrapin Races
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 57. Terrapin Races (Second Version)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 58. Terrapin Races (Third Version)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 59. Terrapin Races (Fourth Version)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 60. Terrapin Races (Fifth Version)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 61. The Bungling Host
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 62. How Rabbit Won His Wife's Sister For His Second Wife
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 63. Turkey, Turtle, And Rattlesnake
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 64. The Tasks of Rabbit
• ―65. The Tasks of Rabbit (Second Version)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 66. The Tasks Of Rabbit (Third Version)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 67. Why the Rabbit Steals
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 68. Why the Opossum Looks Ashamed
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 69. How Rabbit Got the Widow's Daughter
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 70. How Rabbit Got the Widow's Daughter (Second Version)
• ―71. Rabbit Fools Coyote
• ―72. Rabbit Rides Wolf
• ―73. Rabbit Rides Wolf (Second Version)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 74. Rabbit Rides Wolf (Third Version)
• ―75. The Tar Baby
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 76. Rabbit Deceives the Other Animals
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 77. Rabbit Escapes From the Box
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 78. Rabbit's Imposition is Detected
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 79. The Flight to the Tree
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 80. Cow and Dog are Discontented
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 81. The Language of Animals
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 82. The Origin of Races
• ―83. The Origin of Races (Second Version)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 84. The Ordering of Field Work
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 85. The Devil's Tasks
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 86. The Boy and the Lion
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 87. The Animal Helpers
• ―88. A Bear Drive
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 89. A Legend Recorded By Bartram
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 90. The Creation of the Earth
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Creek Stories: 91. The Monkey Girl
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 1. Bear, Tiger, Rattlesnake, And Fire
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 2. The Origin of Tobacco
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 3. The Origin of Wolves
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 4. The Boy and the Wizards
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 5. The Man-eating Bird
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 6. The Visit to the Nest of the Monster Bird
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 7. A Strange Turkey Catches People and Carries Them Up to the Sky
• ―8. The Deer Women
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 9. The Hunter and His Dogs
• ―10. The Hunter And His Dogs (Second Version)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 11. The Man and the Owl
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 12. The Orphan And The Owl
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 13. The Alligator That Stole a Man
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 14. Story of the Lizard
• ―15. The Monster Lizard
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 16. The Hunter and the Tie-Snake
• ―17. The Man Who Became a Snake
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 18. The Water People
• ―19. A Rip Van Winkle Story
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 20. The Wolves and the Dogs
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 21. The Deer Kills Himself Against a Tree
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 22. Terrapin Races
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 23. Heron and Humming Bird
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 24. The Theft of Fire
• ―25. The Theft of Fire (Second Version)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 26. The Tasks of Rabbit
• ―27. Tie-Snake and Rabbit
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 28. Rabbit Rides Wolf
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 29. Rabbit and Wolf
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 30. Rabbit and Wildcat
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 31. Rabbit and Wildcat
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 32. Rabbit and Wildcat
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 33. The Tar Baby
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 34. The Tar Baby (Second Version)
• ―35. The Bungling Host
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 36. Rabbit Is Sent With Medicine
• ―37. Man and Rabbit
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 38. Man And Rabbit
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 39. Rabbit and the Old Man
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 40. A War Story
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 41. Walnut-Cracker
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: 42. The Unfaithful Wife
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Hitchiti Stories: Stories 43-45
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 1. Origin of the Indians
• ―2. Origin of the Alabama Indians
• ―3. The Flood
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 4. The Swinging Grapevines
• ―5. Fire
• ―6. Another Fire Story
• ―7. The Rescue of the Sun
• ―8. How Water Was Lost and Recovered
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 9. Thunder
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 10. The Monster Deer
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 11. The Deer Taboos
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 12. Bead-spitter
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 13. Big Man-eater and the Persimmon Tree
• ―14. The Obstacle Flight
• ―15. The Obstacle Flight (Second Version)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 16. Lodge Boy and Thrown-Away
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 17. The Orphan
• ―18. The Orphan (Second Version)
• ―19. The Celestial Skiff
• ―20. The Men Who Went to the Sky
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 21. The Men Who Went to the Sky (Second Version)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 22. The Men Who Went to the Sky (Third Version)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 23. The Friends
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 24. The Dead Wife
• ―25. The Hunter and His Ghostly Visitants
• ―26. The Ghost
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 27. The Owl Wives
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 28. The Man and the Ghost
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 29. Adventures With Supernatural Beings
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 30. The Sapia
• ―31. The Pygmies
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 32. The Bear People
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 33. The Bear People (Second Version)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 34. The Bear's Revenge
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 35. The Alligator Benefactor
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 36. The Alligator Benefactor (Second Version)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 37. The Man and the Alligator
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 38. The Owl and the Hawk
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 39. The Owl and the Hawk (Second Version)
• ―40. The Big Lizard (Hanabia Tcoba)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 41. The Black Snake
• ―42. The Woman Who Turned Into a Snake
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 43. The Eagle's Nest
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 44. The Man Who Rescued His Wife By Strategy
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 45. A Fight Between the Alabama and the Choctaw
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 46. The Girl Captives
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 47. The Alabama and Choctaw Wars
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 48. A War Between the Alabama and the Choctaw
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 49. The Captive Alabama
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 50. Crane and Hummingbird Race
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 51. Terrapin Races
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 52. Opossum
• ―53. Terrapin And The Wolves
• ―54. Rabbit And Big Man-eater
• ―55. Rabbit And Big Man-eater (Second Version)
• ―56. Rabbit Kills Big Man-eater
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 57. The Tar Baby
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 58. Rabbit and the Box
• ―59. The Bungling Host
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 60. The Flight to the Tree
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 61. Money-Spitter
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 62. The Monster
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 63. Story of the Mule's Return
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Alabama Stories: 64. Some Short Stories
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 1. The Ordering of the Months and Seasons
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 2. The Pleiades
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 3. The Stars-In-A-Row
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 4. The Star Husbands
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 5. A Story of the Origin of Corn and Tobacco
• ―6. Corn Woman
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 7. How the Water Was Lost and Recovered
• ―8. The Submarine People
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 9. Sickness
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 10. The Six Brothers
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 11. The Still Crawling Sister
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 12. Bead-Spitter
• ―13. The Story of an Orphan
• ―14. The Wicked Mother-in-law
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 15. The Orphan Boy And Rabbit
• ―16. The Story of Crow
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 17. The Obstacle Flight
• ―18. The Obstacle Flight (Second Version)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 19. Thunder And Laigatonōhona
• ―20. Thunder
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 21. The Giant Elk
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 22. The Giant Deer (Second Version)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 23. The Hero From Under the Water
• ―24. Pigeon Hawk Brings Down the Iron
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 25. The Monster Black Snake
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 26. Story of Two Brothers Who Tried to Restore Their Sister to Life
• ―27. A Story of the Bear Clan
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 28. The Orphan and the Bear
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 29. The Bear's Revenge
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 30. The Man and the Deer Women
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 31. The Man and the Eagle
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 32. The Old Dog Saves His Master
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 33. The Pigeon Hawk's Gift
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 34. The Owl Persecutors
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 35. The Owl Persecutors (Second Version)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 36. The Monster Lizard
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 37. The Story of Life-Eater
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 38. The Man Who Treated a Ghost
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 39. The Owl and the Turkey
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 40. The Story of Owl and Little Yellow Mouse
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 41. The Story Of Wåhgalānoh
• ―42. The Story of Opossum
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 43. The Story of Opossum (Second Version)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 44. Opossum and Panther in Partnership
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 45. Opossum and Skunk
• ―46. Panther and Rattlesnake
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 47. Tadpole and Crawfish
• ―48. The Wolf and the Terrapin
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 49. Crane and Humming Bird
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 50. The Conceit of Tciktcinigåsi
• ―51. Locust and Ant
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 52. The Dog and the Heron
• ―53. Rabbit Obtains Fire
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 53. Rabbit Obtains Fire
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 55. Rabbit Fools Big Man-eater
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 56. Rabbit and Big Man-eater Swap
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 57. Rabbit Plays Pranks On Big Man-eater
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 58. Rabbit and the Ducks
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 59. The Tar Baby
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 60. Rabbit and the Turkeys
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 61. The Bungling Host
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 62. Rabbit and Buzzard
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 63. Rabbit Fools Wildcat
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 64. The Flight to the Tree
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Koasati Stories: 65. Money-Spitter
• ―1. The Flood
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 2. The Rolling Head
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 3. The Cannibal's Seven Sons
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 4. The Cannibal Woman
• ―5. Lodge Boy And Thrown-Away
• ―6. Lodge Boy and Thrown-Away
• ―7. The Origin of Corn
• ―8. Corn-Woman's Son
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 9. The Panther Child
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 10. Thunder
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 11. Adoption of the Human Race
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 12. Adoption of the Human Race (Second Version)
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 13. The Cannibal
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 14. The Pleiades
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 15. The Hunter and His Dogs
• ―16. Adventure With a Tie-Snake
• ―17. The Ukteni
• ―18. The Tlānuwâ
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 19. The Pygmies
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 20. The Frog That Lost His Wife
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 21. The Panther and the Crane
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 22. The Opossum
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 23. The Wolves and the Fawn
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 24. Terrapin and Deer
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 25. The Fox and the Crawfish
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 26. The Crane and the Humming Bird
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 27. The Owl and the Perch
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 28. The Turtle
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 29. Turkey and Wildcat
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 30. The Bungling Host
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 31. Rabbit and Alligator
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 32. The Wolf and the Rabbit
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 33. The Tar Baby
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 34. Rabbit and Wildcat
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 35. Rabbit and Man-eater
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 36. Story of a Bison
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 37. The Bison Helper
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 38. The Mosquito
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 39. The Indian Munchausen
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 40. The Twelve Irishmen
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 41. The Two Irishmen
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 42. Jack and the Beanstalk
• ―Myths and Tales of the Southeastern Indians: Natchez Stories: 43. The Simpleton
• ―Comparison of Myths