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Canadian fairy tales (1922)

Macmillan, Cyrus, 1880- [from old catalog] · New York, Dodd, Mead and company · leaf 62

An illustration from Canadian fairy tales, 1922, leaf 62
y could never get back to the sky-country because of their broken limbs or their disfiguredfaces, for in the sky-country the people all must have beauti-ful faces and forms. But Spider Mans tricks brought himno good; the people would not drive him away because theyneeded his webs and he was kept… … HE SAID FAREWELL TO THE SKY COUNTRY AND LET HIMSELFDOWN TO EARTH-BY O NE OF HIS OWN STRANDS OF YARN THE FALL OF THE SPIDER MAN 33 down to earth by one of his own strands of yarn, spinning itas he dropped down. In the earth-country he married four wives as he hadplanned, for he wanted them to work…

Folklore · Indians of North America · Fairy tales

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