Zuni Folktales
By Frank Hamilton Cushing.
Zuni Folktales
Chapter List-
Zuni Folktales
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Introduction
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The Trial of Lovers
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(Told the First Night)
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(Told the Second Night)
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The Youth and His Eagle
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The Poor Turkey Girl
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How the Summer Birds Came
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The Serpent of the Sea
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Note
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The Tale
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The Maiden of the Yellow Rocks
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The Foster-Child of the Deer
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The Boy Hunter Who Never Sacrificed to the Deer He Had Slain
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How Áhaiyúta and Mátsailéma Stole the Thunder-Stone and the Lightning-Shaft
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The Warrior Suitor of Moki
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How the Corn-Pests Were Ensnared
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The Coyote Who Killed the Demon Síuiuki
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How the Coyotes Tried to Steal the Children of the Sacred Dance
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The Coyote and the Beetle
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How the Coyote Danced with the Blackbirds
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How the Turtle Out Hunting Duped the Coyote
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The Coyote and the Locust
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The Coyote and the Ravens Who Raced Their Eyes
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The Prairie-Dogs and Their Priest, the Burrowing-Owl
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How the Gopher Raced with the Runners of Kʻiákime
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How the Rattlesnakes Came to Be What They Are
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How the Corn-Pests Were Ensnared
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Jackrabbit and Cottontail
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The Rabbit Huntress and Her Adventures
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The Ugly Wild Boy Who Drove the Bear Away from Southeastern Mesa
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The Revenge of the Two Brothers on the Háwikuhkwe, or the Two Little Onesand Their Turkeys
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The Young Swift-Runner Who Was Stripped of His Clothing by the Aged Tarantula
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Átahsaia, the Cannibal Demon
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The Hermit Mítsina
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How the Twins of War and Chance, Áhaiyúta and Mátsailéma, Fared with the Unborn-Made Men of the Underworld
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Translator’s Introduction
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Zuni Introduction
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The Tale
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The Cock and the Mouse
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Note
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Italian Version
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Zuni Version
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The Giant Cloud-Swallower
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Translator’s Introduction
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The Tale
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The Maiden the Sun Made Love To, and Her Boys
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Endnotes