American Indian
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- Adventures of Coyote, Red Indian Folk and Fairy Tales
- Adventures of Rabbit, Red Indian Folk and Fairy Tales
- Beautiful Girl, Red Indian Folk and Fairy Tales
- Beaver and Porcupine, Red Indian Folk and Fairy Tales
- The Fat Grandmother, Red Indian Folk and Fairy Tales
- The Forbidden Valley, The Haunted Castle
- Good Man and Bad Man, Red Indian Folk and Fairy Tales
- Grasshopper and Fox, Tortoise Tales
- Hare Running, Tortoise Tales
- The Magic Pebble, Red Indian Folk and Fairy Tales
- Micabo's Island, Red Indian Folk and Fairy Tales
- Napi and Nip, Red Indian Folk and Fairy Tales
- The Ogre, the Sun, and the Raven, A Book of Charms and Changelings
- Otter Heart and the Magic Kettle, Red Indian Folk and Fairy Tales
- Proud Girl and Bold Eagle, Red Indian Folk and Fairy Tales
- Rabbit and the Wolves, Tortoise Tales
- Raven and the Wicked One, Red Indian Folk and Fairy Tales
- Raven Boy and Little Hawk, Red Indian Folk and Fairy Tales
- Smoke Bones, Folk and Fairy Tales
- Snake Ogre, Red Indian Folk and Fairy Tales
- Star Maiden, Red Indian Folk and Fairy Tales
- Sun Arrow, Red Indian Folk and Fairy Tales
- Tortoise and the Children, Tortoise Tales
- Tortoise and Ogre, Tortoise Tales
- Ugly Thing, Red Indian Folk and Fairy Tales
- Young Mouse, Red Indian Folk and Fairy Tales
- Zini and the Witches, Red Indian Folk and Fairy Tales
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