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Animal Tales of the Eskimo.
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A Woman who was mated with a Dog. G: Rink, p. 471; S; C: Boas, p. 637, Folk-Lore, ii. p. 124; W: Murdoch.

Sedna and the Fulmar. C: Boas, p. 583, Folk-Lore, ii. p. 127.

The Lost Daughter. G: Rink, p. 186.

The Children of a Woman and a Shark. G: Eventyr og Sagn, ii. p. 74 (cf. also Rink, p. 470).

The Faithless Wife. G: Rink, p. 143; [S]; H: Turner, p. 264.

Ititaujang. G: Rink, p. 145; S; C: Boas, p. 615.

III. Miscellaneous.

The Blind Man who recovered his Sight. G: Rink, p. 99; C: Boas, p. 625; S.

[The Woman who became a Raven. C.]

Avigiatsiak. G: Rink, p. 450.

The Reindeer and the Animal with the Iron Tail. Ge: Holm, p. 84.

[The Bear a Woman's Son. C: Boas, p. 638; S.]

[The Sun and Moon. G: Rink, p. 236.]

IV. Men turned into Animals.

V. Men assuming by Magic the Form of Animals.

VI. Animals appearing as Animals.

A. L. Kroeber.

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