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Sacred Texts: Native American

Seneca Indian Myths: The Chipmunk and the Bear

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3. Yayali, the Giant Similar meaning (66%) 9. Salamander and Chipmunk Similar meaning (65%) THE GREAT BEAR Similar meaning (64%) Tales of Eastern Siberia: III. Kolyma Tales: 33. Story of Transformed Bears Similar meaning (63%)
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THE Bear thought herself a very powerful creature and was always trying to exhibit her strength before other animals. One day she got into a dispute with a Chipmunk and the Chipmunk asked, "Why do you boast so much? You have no great power." The Bear was angry and declared that she had such power that she could, if she wished, prevent the sun from rising in the morning.

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