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Ojibwa myths and tales

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OJIBWA MYTHS AND TALES. 0:00
No. 1. Nanabush and the Ducks. (Modern.) (No. 1.) 2:10
No. 2. Nanabush and the Ducks. (No. 2.) 3:00
No. 3. Thunderbirds. (No. 1.) 4:11
No. 4. Thunderbirds. (No. 2.) 4:47
No. 5. Rat and Beaver Story—Wah-zesk and Ah-mic. 7:38
No. 6. The Bear, The Wild Cat and The Big Sturgeon—Muh Kwah, Pezhew and Kitché Nŭh Mah. 8:20
No. 7. Ne-we-no-nah K’she mŭh. The story of the woman who visited a man who lived in a tree, and who could change himself into a serpent when he wished. 9:07
No. 8. Ojibwa and Mohawk. (No. 1.) 12:58
No. 9. Ojibwa and Mohawk. (No. 2.) 15:50
No. 10. Ojibwa and Mohawk. (No. 3.) 19:35
No. 11. Ojibwa and Mohawks. (No. 4.) 20:28
No. 12. Rama Witches. (No. 1.) 23:48
No. 13. Rama Witches. (No. 2.) 25:55
No. 14. The Social Problem. 27:13
No. 15. Wintigoes (Giants). 28:49
No. 16. Little Lynx Story. 30:30
No. 17. Nanabush and the Four Men. (No. 4.) 32:04
No. 18. Nanabush and the Young Man and Wife. (No. 5.) 34:54
No. 19. The Little Dog Story. 38:58
No. 20. Killing the Old People. 39:51
No. 21. Ojibwa and Mohawk. (No. 5.) 41:08
No. 22. Nanabush. (No. 6.) 42:43
No. 23. Nanabush and his Wife’s Chair. (No. 7.) 43:52
No. 24. The Tailless Sturgeon. 44:28
No. 25. Nanabush and the Ducks. (No. 8.) 45:01
No. 26. Origin of Birds. 48:00
No. 27. The People Who Became Serpents. 48:38
No. 28. The Indian Boy Who Married a King’s Daughter. 50:56
No. 29. John York’s Own Story. 57:41