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Text 23. How angry Rabbit got his brown spots
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Text 24. How the Pinyon Jays got their curse-name
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Text 25. Bear runs away with Mountain-Lion's wife
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Text 26. The origin of the Beardance
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Text 11. Porcupine, buffalo-cow and Sinawav
Text 11. Porcupine, buffalo-cow and Sinawav
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Text 12. Porcupine tricks Coyote
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Text 13. Sinawav racing the birds and betting
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Text 14. Sinawav burning his own house
Text 14. Sinawav burning his own house
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Text 15. Hungry Coyote races Skunk for prairie-dogs
Text 15. Hungry Coyote races Skunk for prairie-dogs
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Text 16. Hungry Coyote races Skunk for the prairie-dogs
Text 16. Hungry Coyote races Skunk for the prairie-dogs
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Text 17. Hungry Coyote, Rabbit, and the white-man's chicken
Text 17. Hungry Coyote, Rabbit, and the white-man’s chicken
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Text 18. Coyote and the rock children
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Text 19. Coyote cooks She-Bear's children
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Text 20. Coyote, Wolf and Horned-Toad
Text 20. Coyote, Wolf and Horned-Toad
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Text 21. How Coyote and Bobcat got their shapes
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Text 23. How angry Rabbit got his brown spots
Text 23. How angry Rabbit got his brown spots
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Text 24. How the Pinyon Jays got their curse-name
Text 24. How the Pinyon Jays got their curse-name
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Text 25. Bear runs away with Mountain-Lion's wife
Text 25. Bear runs away with Mountain-Lion’s wife
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Text 26. The origin of the Beardance
Text 26. The origin of the Beardance
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Text 27. How the Beardance used to be
Text 27. How the Beardance used to be
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Text 28. The origin of the Sundance
Text 28. The origin of the Sundance
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Text 29. The last war party
Text 29. The last war party
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Text 31. Speech at the Ute language committee
Text 31. Speech at the Ute language committee
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Text 32. Cloud family lore
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Text 33. Speech at the Tri-Ute language meeting
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Text 5. Sinawav and the seven sisters
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Text 6. How Sinawav named the trees and bushes
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Text 7. Sinawav the copycat
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Text 9. How Sinawav got his yellow eyes
Text 9. How Sinawav got his yellow eyes
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Text 10. Coyote deprives himself of his eyes
Text 10. Coyote deprives himself of his eyes
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Text 11. Porcupine, buffalo-cow and Sinawav
Text 11. Porcupine, buffalo-cow and Sinawav
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Text 12. Porcupine tricks Coyote
Text 12. Porcupine tricks Coyote
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Text 13. Sinawav racing the birds and betting
Text 13. Sinawav racing the birds and betting
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Text 14. Sinawav burning his own house
Text 14. Sinawav burning his own house
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Text 15. Hungry Coyote races Skunk for prairie-dogs
Text 15. Hungry Coyote races Skunk for prairie-dogs
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Text 16. Hungry Coyote races Skunk for the prairie-dogs
Text 16. Hungry Coyote races Skunk for the prairie-dogs
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Text 17. Hungry Coyote, Rabbit, and the white-man's chicken
Text 17. Hungry Coyote, Rabbit, and the white-man’s chicken
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Text 18. Coyote and the rock children
Text 18. Coyote and the rock children
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Text 19. Coyote cooks She-Bear's children
Text 19. Coyote cooks She-Bear’s children
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Text 20. Coyote, Wolf and Horned-Toad
Text 20. Coyote, Wolf and Horned-Toad
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Text 21. How Coyote and Bobcat got their shapes
Text 21. How Coyote and Bobcat got their shapes
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Text 22. Rabbit getting mad
Text 22. Rabbit getting mad
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Text 23. How angry Rabbit got his brown spots
Text 23. How angry Rabbit got his brown spots
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Text 24. How the Pinyon Jays got their curse-name
Text 24. How the Pinyon Jays got their curse-name
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Text 25. Bear runs away with Mountain-Lion's wife
Text 25. Bear runs away with Mountain-Lion’s wife
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Text 26. The origin of the Beardance
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Text 27. How the Beardance used to be
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Text 28. The origin of the Sundance
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