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The childhood of Ji-shib ́: the Ojibwa (1900)

Jenks, Albert Ernest, 1869-1953 · New York ; Chicago ; Dallas : Mentzer, Bush & Co. · leaf 39

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either beavers or wood, and, being good friends, the ducks told the beavers how to grow hind feet like their own, and before long the beavers became expert swimmers. But still they gnawed down trees which they rolled into the rivers and creeks to make dams. They used their big flat tails to spank…

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