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| | Introduction | [5] |
| 1. | The Wolf and Lucky-Man Create Land | [11] |
| 2. | The Spiders Give Birth to People | [12] |
| 3. | The Origin of the Arikara | [12] |
| 4. | The Origin of the Arikara | [18] |
| 5. | The Origin of the Arikara | [23] |
| 6. | The Origin of the Arikara | [26] |
| 7. | The Origin of the Arikara | [31] |
| 8. | The Origin of the Awaho-Bundle People | [32] |
| 9. | Mother-Corn’s Visit to the Arikara | [35] |
| 10. | Mother-Corn’s Visit to the Arikara | [36] |
| 11. | How the People Escaped the Buffalo | [37] |
| 12. | Why the Buffalo No Longer Eat People | [39] |
| 13. | Why the Buffalo No Longer Eat People | [40] |
| 14. | The Girl Who Married a Star | [45] |
| 15. | The Girl Who Married a Star | [56] |
| 16. | No-Tongue and the Sun and the Moon | [61] |
| 17. | How Burnt-Hands Became a Chief | [65] |
| 18. | How Burnt-Hands Became a Chief | [69] |
| 19. | How Burnt-Hands Became a Chief | [70] |
| 20. | The Two Boys and the Water-Serpent | [72] |
| 21. | The Boy Who Befriended the Thunderbirds, and the Serpent | [73] |
| 22. | The Boy Who Turned Into a Snake | [79] |
| 23. | The Boy Who Received the Mouse Power | [80] |
| 24. | The Boy and the Young Hawks | [83] |
| 25. | The End of the Elk Power | [84] |
| 26. | The Elk Rescues a Woman from the Bear | [88] |
| 27. | The Boy and the Elk | [90] |
| 28. | The Coyote, the Girl, and the Magic Windpipe | [91] |
| 29. | The Buffalo-Wife and the Javelin Game | [94] |
| 30. | The Origin of the Wolf Dance | [101] |
| 31. | The Medicine Dance of the Beaver, Turtle, and Witch-Woman | [105] |
| 32. | The Village-Boy and the Wolf Power | [106] |
| 33. | The Rabbit-Boy | [109] |
| 34. | The Man and the Water-Dogs | [114] |
| 35. | The Five Turtles and the Buffalo Dance | [115] |
| 36. | The Notched Stick and the Old Woman of the Island | [117] |
| 37. | The Man Who Married a Coyote | [117] |
| 38. | The Man Who Turned Into a Stone | [119] |
| 39. | The Woman Who Turned Into a Stone | [120] |
| 40. | The Power of the Bloody Scalped-Man | [121] |
| 41. | The Boy Who Carried a Scalped-Man Into Camp | [123] |
| 42. | The Girl Who Was Blest by the Buffalo and Corn | [124] |
| 43. | The Fight Between the Arikara and the Snakes | [125] |
| 44. | The Fight Between the Arikara and the Bears | [126] |
| 45. | The Wife Who Married an Elk | [127] |
| 46. | The Four Girls and the Mountain-Lion | [129] |
| 47. | The Deeds of Young-Eagle | [129] |
| 48. | The Girl Who Became a Whirlwind | [134] |
| 49. | Coyote and the Mice Sun Dance | [137] |
| 50. | The Coyote Becomes a Buffalo | [138] |
| 51. | The Coyote and the Artichoke | [139] |
| 52. | The Coyote Rides the Bear | [139] |
| 53. | The Coyote Rides the Buffalo | [140] |
| 54. | The Coyote and the Buffalo Run a Race | [141] |
| 55. | The Coyote and the Dancing Corn | [142] |
| 56. | The Coyote and the Turtle Run a Race | [143] |
| 57. | The Coyote and the Stone run a Race | [143] |
| 58. | The Coyote and the Rolling Stone | [144] |
| 59. | The Coyote and the Rolling Stone | [147] |
| 60. | How the Scalped-Man Lost His Wife | [148] |
| 61. | The Generous Scalped-Man and His Betrayer | [149] |
| 62. | The Scalped-Man | [150] |
| 63. | The Dead Man’s Country | [152] |
| 64. | The Coyote Who Spoke to the Eagle Hunters | [153] |
| 65. | The Girl and the Elk | [153] |
| 66. | How the Rabbit Saved a Warrior | [154] |
| 67. | The Woman Whose Breasts Were Cut Off | [155] |
| 68. | The Water-Dogs | [156] |
| 69. | Two-Wolves, the Prophet | [157] |
| 70. | How the Medicine-Robe Saved the Arikara | [159] |
| 71. | The Medicine Bear Shield | [162] |
| 72. | The Crucified Enemy | [165] |
| 73. | How a Sioux Woman’s Scalp Was Sacrificed | [166] |
| 74. | The Warrior Who Fought the Sioux | [167] |
| 75. | The Capture of the Enemy’s Bows | [167] |
| 76. | The Woman Who Befriended the Warriors | [168] |
| 77. | The Attack Upon the Eagle Hunters | [170] |
| 78. | The Attack Upon the Eagle Hunters | [170] |
| 79. | The Mourning Lover | [171] |
| 80. | Contest Between the Bear and the Bull Societies | [172] |
| 81. | How White-Bear Came to Belong to the Bear Society | [174] |
| 82. | The Tale of a Member of the Bear Society | [175] |
| | Abstracts | [179] |