ContentsEskimo Folk-TalesIllustrations
- [Man and wife from Angmagssalik] Frontispiece
- To face
page
- [Making a tupilak. Note the bones of various animals
used: The monster is on the point of coming to life] 18
- [Hunter in kayak. The creature behind is a monster
that frightens all the seal away]
34
- [Hunters encountering Sarqiserasak, a dangerous
troll, who rows in a half kayak himself, and upsets all he meets with
his paddle] 34
- [Wizard preparing for a “spirit fight.”
He is bound head to knees and hands behind; the magic drum resting on
his foot is beating itself. Bird’s wings are fastened to his
back] 50
- [“Inland-dweller” armed with bow and
arrow] 70
- [An “inland-dweller,” half dog, half
human, pointing out a settlement for destruction] 96
- [A tupilak frightening a man to death in his
kayak] 96
- [Evil spirit entering a house] 116
- [Wizard calling up a “helping
spirit”] 140
- [Flying race between two wizards, one of whom,
unable to keep up, has fallen to earth, and is vainly begging the other
to stop] 148
- [Angiut, a “helping spirit,” who knows
all about everywhere] 148