Macmillan, Cyrus, 1880- [from old catalog] · New York, Dodd, Mead and company · leaf 192
the game-robber in the trap, and that hedid not know who he was, for he was too frightenedto look. And his grandmother said, You must go backand see who it is, and teU him he must stop robbingyour snares. But Rabbit said, I do not want to gountil daylight, for the Moon has gone down and theforest… … HE SAT VERY QUIET, WAITING FOR THEMAN OF THE LONG FOOT TO APPEAR RABBIT AND THE MOON-MAN 137 light was still shining. It was so bright that his eyes weredazzled and he had to stop far from it. Then he approachednearer, but his eyes soon became very sore. There wasa stream flowing beside him, and he…
Folklore · Indians of North America · Fairy tales
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