Sacred Texts: Native American

The Mythology of the Diegueños: The Impiety of the...

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When the moon had grown very little all the people were over there running races; and after all had finished running, the rabbit and the frog ran together; and all the people stood around looking on and laughing at the frog, because he had the shape of a man, but wore no clothes. Then the frog was very angry at the Maker, and the thought entered his head, "Because you did not make me well, you shall pay for it." Tu-chai-pai had gone away to a very high place, and he was asleep up there, and the…

The Mythology of the Diegueños: The Impiety of the...

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