Zuñi Folk Tales Index
- ―Zuñi Folk Tales Index
- ―Title Page
- ―Table of Contents
- ―Introduction
- ―The Trial Of Lovers: or The Maiden Of Mátsaki And The Red Feather
- ―The Youth And His Eagle
- ―The Poor Turkey Girl
- ―How The Summer Birds Came
- ―The Serpent Of The Sea
- ―The Maiden Of The Yellow Rocks
- ―The Foster-Child Of The Deer
- ―The Boy Hunter Who Never Sacrificed to The Deer He Had Slain: or The Origin Of The Society Of Rattlesnakes
- ―How Áhaiyúta And Mátsailéma Stole The Thunder-Stone And The Lightning-Shaft
- ―The Warrior Suitor Of Moki
- ―How The Coyote Joined The Dance Of The Burrowing-Owls
- ―The Coyote Who Killed The Demon SÍuiuki: or Why Coyotes Run Their Noses Into Deadfalls
- ―How The Coyotes Tried to Steal The Children Of The Sacred Dance
- ―The Coyote And The Beetle
- ―How The Coyote Danced with The Blackbirds
- ―How The Turtle Out Hunting Duped The Coyote
- ―The Coyote And The Locust
- ―The Coyote And The Ravens Who Raced Their Eyes
- ―The Prairie-Dogs And Their Priest, The Burrowing-Owl
- ―How The Gopher Raced With The Runners Of K'iákime
- ―How The Rattlesnakes Came To Be What They Are
- ―How The Corn-Pests Were Ensnared
- ―Jack-Rabbit And Cottontail
- ―The Rabbit Huntress And Her Adventures
- ―The Ugly Wild Boy Who Drove The Bear Away From South-Eastern Mesa
- ―The Revenge Of The Two Brothers On The Háwikuhkwe, Or The Two Little Ones And Their Turkeys
- ―The Young Swift-Runner Who Was Stripped Of His Clothing By The Aged Tarantula
- ―Átahsaia, The Cannibal Demon
- ―The Hermit Mítsina
- ―How The Twins Of War And Chance, Áhaiyúta And Mátsailéma, Fared With The Unborn-Made Men Of The Underworld
- ―The Cock And The Mouse
- ―The Giant Cloud-Swallower
- ―The Maiden The Sun Made Love To, And Her Boys: Or The Origin Of Anger