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CONTENTS
| PART II. AMERICAN INDIAN FABLES | PAGE | |
| The Three Cranberries | Chippewa Fable | 467 |
| The Bear and the Rabbit | "Myths of the Cherokee" | 467 |
| The Owl and the Lemming | Eskimo Fable | 468 |
| The Owl and the Two Rabbits | "The Eskimo in Baffin Land" | 469 |
| Why the Bears Have Short Tails | "Myths of the Cherokee" | 469 |
| The Measure-worm Rock | Meewock Legend | 470 |
| The Catfish and the Moose | Menomeni Fable | 471 |
| The Pigeon-hawk and the Tortoise | "Indian Tales and Researches" | 472 |
| The Wind and the Duck | Indian Fable | 473 |
| The Lynx and the Hare | " | 474 |
| The Wildcat and the Rabbit | "Myths of the Cherokee" | 475 |
| How the Rabbit Escaped From the Wolves | " | 475 |
| How the Terrapin Escaped From the Wolves | " | 476 |
| How the Redbird Got His Color | " | 478 |
| The Humming-bird and the Crane | " | 479 |
| How the Deer Got His Horns | " | 480 |
| How the Wildcat Got Its Spots | " | 481 |
| The Rabbit and the Possum after A Wife | " | 482 |
| The Mink, the Pike and the Pickerel | Menomeni Folklore | 483 |
| The Linnet and the Eagle | Ojibway Fable | 485 |
