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Ojibwa myths and tales

Editorial note — Thunderbirds. (No. 2.)

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Notes by G. E. L.—The word “Lady” used here is equivalent to Ogemah­kwee, which means a chief’s wife or daughter, or some female relative of a chief. This word is also used in speaking of, or to a white lady of quality.

Kissing is seldom met with in stories or tales of their own life by the Indians, so I think it is a modern introduction.

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