Eskimo Folk-Tales
Read Eskimo Folk-Tales by Anonymous online. Browse the complete text, chapters and notes.
Editions
Table of contents
1. Front matter2. Introduction3. Illustrations4. The Two Friends Who Set Off to Travel Round the World5. The Coming of Men, A Long, Long While Ago6. Nukúnguasik, Who Escaped from the Tupilak17. Qujâvârssuk8. Kúnigseq9. The Woman Who Had a Bear As a Foster-Son10. Ímarasugssuaq, Who Ate His Wives11. Qalagánguasê, Who Passed to the Land of Ghosts12. Isigâligârssik13. The Insects that Wooed a Wifeless Man14. The Very Obstinate Man15. The Dwarfs16. The Boy from the Bottom of the Sea, Who Frightened the People of the House to Death17. The Raven and the Goose18. When the Ravens Could Speak19. Makíte20. Asalôq21. Ukaleq22. Íkardlítuarssuk23. The Raven Who Wanted a Wife24. The Man Who Took a Vixen to Wife25. The Great Bear26. The Man Who Became a Star27. The Woman with the Iron Tail28. How the Fog Came29. The Man Who Avenged the Widows30. The Man Who Went Out to Search for His Son31. Atungait, Who Went A-Wandering32. Kumagdlak and the Living Arrows33. The Giant Dog34. The Inland-Dwellers of Etah35. The Man Who Stabbed His Wife in the Leg36. The Soul that Lived in the Bodies of All Beasts37. Papik, Who Killed His Wife’s Brother38. Pâtussorssuaq, Who Killed His Uncle39. The Men Who Changed Wives40. Artuk, Who Did All Forbidden Things41. The Thunder Spirits42. Nerrivik43. The Wife Who Lied44. Kâgssagssuk, The Homeless Boy Who Became a Strong Man45. Qasiagssaq, The Great Liar46. The Eagle and the Whale47. The Two Little Outcasts48. Atdlarneq, The Great Glutton49. Ángángŭjuk50. Âtârssuaq51. Puagssuaq52. Tungujuluk and Saunikoq53. Anarteq54. The Guillemot that Could Talk55. Kánagssuaq56. Colophon