The grandfathers speak : native American folk tales of the Lenapé people / collected and written by Hìtakonanuʾlaxk (Tree Beard).
Hìtakonanulaxk.
1994
E99.D2 H73 1994 (Mapit)
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Title The grandfathers speak : native American folk tales of the Lenapé people / collected and written by Hìtakonanuʾlaxk (Tree Beard).
Author Hìtakonanulaxk.
ISBN 1566561280 (pbk.)
1566561299
Imprint New York : Interlink Books, 1994.
Language English
Description x, 134 p. ; 21 cm.
Call Number E99.D2 H73 1994
Dewey Decimal Classification 973/.04973
Bibliography, etc. Note Includes bibliographical references (p. 134).
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Lenapé creation (Lenapé Kishelamàwa'kàn)
Nanapush
How the pipe came to the Lenapé
Hoe medicine began
Mother corn (Kakesana Xaskwim)
Masked being (Misinkhâlikàn)
Grandfather thunder (Muxumsa Pethakowe)
Rainbow Crow (Mànàka'has)
When the animals left Lanapé land)
Wèhixamu'kès
Seven wise men (Nishash chak Lèpâ'chik)
Ball player (Tukhikàpapa'lit)
Little grandfather
Wematekàn'is and the hunter
Sugar maple (Axsìnamìnshi)
Boy who lived with bears
Stubborn girl
Greedy maiden
Mastodon (Yakwawi)
No hunter and the water monster (Màtàlâ'wit âk Aman'kamèk)
Hunters and the turtle
Woman who lived with snakes
Big fish (Xinkwena'mès)
White men (Wapsitàk) and the bullock's hide.

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