قراءة كتاب Stories the Iroquois Tell Their Children
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اللغة: English
الصفحة رقم: 2
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT
If the Red Children had not welcomed the writer to their lodge fires, these stories the Iroquois tell their children could not have been retold. With one or two exceptions, the ideas found in the stories have been had from the lips of the Indians themselves. To Arthur C. Parker—Ga wa so wa neh—for his careful review of the stories and assistance in securing authentic Iroquois illustrations; and to the following story-tellers who so kindly welcomed her to their lodges, and told her stories, the writer is most grateful.
| Edward Cornplanter (So son do wah—"Great Night") | Seneca Wolf |
| William Patterson (Ga reh hwonts—"Power has come down") | Tuscarora Deer |
| Moses Shongo (Ho non da a suh—"Keeper of the hills") | Seneca Wolf |
| Clifford Shongo (Ouhn yah dah goh—"Very dark blue sky") | Seneca Wolf |
| Charles Doxon (Hoh squa sa ga dah—"Woodsman") | Onondaga Turtle |
| Daniel George (Jo ha a ga dah—"Roadscraper") | Onondaga Eel |
| Mary Printup (Wah le sa loh) | Mohawk Snipe |
| Dan Williams (Oh geh rah u reh ru ha neh—"Running Bear") | Tuscarora Bear |
| Eli Henry | Tuscarora Deer |
| Harriett Pembleton (Gah do rehn tah—"Dropping Husks") | Tuscarora Turtle |
| Amos Killbuck (Har wen do dyoh—"He has forsaken early dawn") | Seneca Wolf |
| Alfred Jimeson (Har neh a oh—"Hatchet in his hands") | Seneca Heron |
| William Hoag (O no nah—"Very cold") | Seneca Wolf |
| Ellen Pierce Shongo (Yea wen noh aih—"The high word") | Seneca Wolf |
| Baptist Thomas (Sa ha whe—"Long feather") | Onondaga Turtle |
| Albert Cusick (Sha go na qua da—"Made them mad") | Onondaga Eel |
| Theodore Jimeson (Jah o yah) | Seneca Snipe |
| David Warrior (Dwen o gwah) | Cayuga White Heron |
