Macmillan, Cyrus, 1880- [from old catalog] · New York, Dodd, Mead and company · leaf 156
the form of a monsterdragon, hiding behind the trees. The old womanswords had come true, for his enemy had overtaken himbefore nightfall, as she had said. There was no timeto lose, so the boy waved his magic bark, and at once hebecame a httle fish with red fins, moving slowly in thelake. When the… … THE MAN GAVE HIM ANOTHER PAIR OF MOCCASINSIN EXCHANGE FOR THOSE HE WAS WEARING THE BOY AND THE DRAGON 109 way I will tell you/ and he moved rapidly out into thelake. The dragon-man moved down along the bank of the lake,while the youth watched him from the water. He met aToad in the path, and said,…
Folklore · Indians of North America · Fairy tales
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