An edition of Dakota texts
(1932)
Dakota texts
Bison Books ed.
by Ella Cara Deloria, Agnes Picotte, and Paul N. Pavich
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Table of Contents
Iktomi conquers Iya, the eater
Iktomi takes his mother-in-law on the warpath
Iktomi marries his daughter
Iktomi tricks the pheasants
Iktomi kills the deer boy
Iktomi and the buffalo
Iktomi and the raccoon-skin
Iktomi in a skull
Doubleface tricks a girl
Doubleface steals the virgin
Doubleface and the four brothers
Coyote and bear
Turtle
Meadow-lark and the rattlesnake
Boy-beloved's blanket
Stone boy (literal translations end here)
The turtle-moccasin boy
The turtle-moccasin boy, continued
White-plume boy
Blood-clot boy
The eagle boy
The hero overcomes the cold
Heart-killer
Two men rescue a buffalo-man's arm
The sacred arrow
The feather man
Tazi's adventures (European)
The blue egg (European)
The elk man
The deer woman
The deer woman, Yankton version, in Yankton dialect
A woman kills her daughter
The stingy hunter
Incest
The wicked sister-in-law
The man who married a buffalo woman
The rolling skull
The twin-spirits
The boy with buffalo power
A Pawnee story of aid given by the buffalo
A woman becomes a horse
Fish-butte
Bewitched by the buffalo
Owl's eyes
Standing rock legend
The friendship song
The lovers
A doubleface steals a child
The warriors who became snakes
She-Who-Dwells-in-the-Rocks
A bad deed
A man kills his friend
The gift of the horse
Old woman's lake
A woman joins her lover in death
How bear woman got her name
A ghost story
Two enemy scouts make an agreement
Crow-Dakota woman
A woman kills her husband's slayer
Gartersnake-earing-wearers
Owner-of-white-buffaloes-woman
A man who profited by returning dead bodies of enemies
Pouting girl finds a husband.
Edition Notes
Dakota and English.
Originally published: New York : G.E. Stechert, 1932, in series: Publications of the American Ethnological Society ; v. 14. With new introd.
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