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Short Stories by Mary Alicia Owen, Nana-Boz-Hoo , The Hero God, Nan-Boz-Hoo Makes War on Bad Spirits and Bad Men, Meechee Manito Made Bows and Arrowsm Nana-Boz-Hoo and the Hunter Used Them, How Nana-Boz-Hoo Made the Hills and Valleys, Nana-Boz-Hoo, Friend-of-Man, Decides That Man Must Work for a Living, Nana-Boz-Hoo and the Thunder-Birds Fight with the Rain Serpent, Rain Serpent Sends a Flood to Destroy Nana-Boz-Hoo, Nana-Boz-Hoo Makes the First Wampum From the Quills He Finds, Nana-Boz-Hoo Goes Away, Sharrah-the Trickster, Sharrah Sets the World on Fire--Bewa-chee-wa's story, Sharrah Sets the World on Fire--BSho-me-nobo's story, Sharrah Invites Himself to Mataque-we-skeno's Feast, Sharrah Gets the Bride Intended for Sah-kar-qua, Sharrah Teaches His Son That the Older People Are Wisest, The Thunder-Birds, The Thunder-Bird Girl, Mataque-we-skeno, Mee-See-Na-Ook, Why Some Trees Are Not Evergreen, The Trees-That-Walk, The Dogs From Behind the Trees-That-Walk, Owen Sisters, Owen, Mary Alicia, Native American
