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The man who married the moon, and other Pueblo Indian folk-stories

Note 2 — THE BROWN STORY-TELLERS

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The name means “Knife-laid-on-the-ground-to-play-whib.” Whib is an aboriginal foot-race in which the runners have to carry a stick with their toes. The name was perhaps suggested by the knife-like shape of the lava ridge on which the pueblo is built.

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