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Canadian fairy tales (1922)

Macmillan, Cyrus, 1880- [from old catalog] · New York, Dodd, Mead and company · leaf 31

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eand he sat and thought as was his custom, and he smokedhard at his mighty pipe, for he was a great smoker. Nowin that time there w^ere no Httle forest birds upon the eailh,for Glooskap had not yet brought them into being. Therewere only the birds that dwelt near the sea and over whomWolf-Wind had… … AND THE CHILDREN ALL CAME TO HIM EACH ASKING FOR A BOON HOW GLOOSKAP MADE THE BIRDS 7 shallows or the rocks or the thick grass in the marshes. Andthere were also the sturdy birds that dwelt with men andworked for them, giving them eggs and food. These wereHen and Goose and Duck and Wild Turkey.…

Folklore · Indians of North America · Fairy tales

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