Title: Pueblo Indian folk-stories,
Authors: Lummis, Charles Fletcher, 1859-1928.
Publisher: The Century Co.,
Year: 1910
Subjects: Pueblo Indians Legends.; Indians of North America Folklore.; Pueblo Indians Folklore
Contents: The antelope boy -- The coyote and the crows -- The war-dance of the mice -- The coyote and the blackbirds -- The coyote and the bear -- The first of the rattlesnakes -- The coyote and the woodpecker -- The man who married the moon -- The mother moon -- The maker of the thunder-knives -- The stone-moving song -- The coyote and the thunder-knife -- The magic hide-and-seek -- The race of the tails -- Honest big-ears -- The feathered barbers -- The accursed lake -- The Moqui boy and the eagle -- The north wind and the south wind -- The town of the snake-girls -- The drowning of Pecos -- The ants that pushed on the sky -- The man who wouldn't keep Sunday -- The brave bobtails -- The revenge of the fawns -- The sobbing pine -- The Queres Diana -- A Pueblo bluebeard -- The hero twins -- The hungry grandfathers -- The coyote -- Doctor field-mouse -- P'a-i-shia.