{"collection":"folklore-oral-tradition","full_text_available":true,"graph_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/v2/api/page/wikisource_American_Myths_and_Legends_Volume_2_Table_of_Contents/graph","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/v2/page/wikisource_American_Myths_and_Legends_Volume_2_Table_of_Contents","id":"wikisource_American_Myths_and_Legends_Volume_2_Table_of_Contents","license":"Public Domain / CC-BY-SA (see source)","rights_basis":"wikisource_site_inclusion_policy","source":"wikisource","source_url":"https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/American_Myths_and_Legends/Volume_2/Table_of_Contents","summary":null,"tags":["Subpages"],"text":"Layout 2\n\nContents\nVol. II.\n\nMississippi's Crooked Mountain\n\n11\n\nThe Locopolis Murder Case\n\n15\n\nA Night in Madison Manor\n\n17\n\nAtala\n\n20\n\nThe Exiles and Manon Lescaut\n\n26\n\nThe Singing Bones\n\n33\n\nPhantom Steamer of Raccourci\n\n36\n\nFire-God of Neosho\n\n40\n\nThe Arrow of Human Bone\n\n42\n\nAshes of the Unfortunate\n\n43\n\nTwinkle of a Moose's Eye\n\n45\n\nSpell Tree of the Muskingum\n\n49\n\nMarquette's Man-Eater\n\n54\n\nThe Fish-Man\n\n56\n\nThe Trees of Song\n\n58\n\nThe Bone Knives\n\n61\n\nThe Smitten Rock and the Waters\n\n64\n\nThe Pipe-Stone Quarries\n\n66\n\nThe American Flag at Mud Island\n\n70\n\nThe Pride of Mother Kway\n\n72\n\nWillow Branch saves her Lover\n\n76\n\nHow Nishishin became a Medicine-Man\n\n78\n\nThe Face on the Panes\n\n81\n\nThe Bear and the Buck\n\n84\n\nBear's House of the Cheyenne\n\n87\n\nThe Rattlesnake Echo\n\n90\n\nThe Spectre Bride\n\n93\n\nCrazy Woman's Creek\n\n97\n\nThe Enchanted Horse\n\n100\n\nThe Mercy of the Great Spirit\n\n105\n\nThe First Scalp\n\n108\n\nThe Climber of the Teton\n\n109\n\nThe Blackfoot Raid\n\n111\n\nFairplay\n\n116\n\nThe Shrine of Tahki\n\n120\n\nThe Walled Herd of Colorado\n\n122\n\nPike's Peak and the First Men\n\n125\n\nThe House of the Candle\n\n129\n\nHumbling the Pride of the Ripas\n\n134\n\nNatinesthani's Adventures\n\n136\n\nThe Enchanted Mesa\n\n139\n\nSacred Mountains and Rainbows\n\n142\n\nThe Pandora of Kaibab\n\n145\n\nCreation of Colorado Ca\u00f1on\n\n146\n\nWhy the Navahos take Sweat-Baths\n\n148\n\nThe Moqui Snake-Dance\n\n152\n\nThe Inverted Tree of Pecos\n\n157\n\nThe Siege of Awatobi\n\n159\n\nWhy Pimo Doors Face the Sunrise\n\n161\n\nThe Punishment of Pride\n\n165\n\nHow Padre Cisneros Saved his Defenders\n\n167\n\nThe Cost of a Lie\n\n170\n\nForked Lightning and the Health Waters\n\n174\n\nA Black Coat and a Red Shirt\n\n177\n\nWhy Indians Paint their Faces\n\n180\n\nJicarilla Creation Myths\n\n182\n\nAll's not Well on Post Seven\n\n186\n\nFather Junipero's Lodging\n\n189\n\nHelen of the Sacramento\n\n195\n\nThe Great Snow\n\n198\n\nThe Dog-Children\n\n199\n\nTillamooks in Sky-Land\n\n202\n\nHow the Skunk Got Back\n\n206\n\nStarvation on a Monument\n\n209\n\nThe Snake Den\n\n210\n\n\"Deadheads,\" \"Crackers,\" \"Hoodlums,\" and \"Panhandlers\"\n\n212\n\nPhantoms of the Atlantic\n\n217\n\nHow Some Places were Named\n\n220\n\nSome Trees\n\n237\n\nStoried Cliffs and Lovers' Leaps\n\n249\n\nStoried Waters\n\n265\n\nSome Snakes\n\n277\n\nBuried Treasures\n\n284\n\nLost Mines\n\n300\n\nThe Wandering Jew\n\n324\n\nIndian Mermaids and Fairies\n\n330","title":"American Myths and Legends/Volume 2/Table of Contents","tradition":"folklore-oral-tradition","translated_text":null,"word_count":385}