Narratives. Narratives
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Narratives.
The following narratives were collected in the course of this investigation and are offered as a contribution to Dakota folklore. About the only data so far published under this head are to be found in the following fragmentary collections: S. R. Riggs, "Dakota Grammar, Texts, and Ethnography", 1 Clark Wissler, "Some Dakota Myths", 2 and the author's paper on "Sioux Games". 3 Practically none of these duplicate the narratives offered here, though there are some correspondences as noted in the text.
Footnotes
164:1 \"Smithsonian Contributions to Knowledge", vol. 9, Washington, 1839.
164:2 \"Journal of American Folk-Lore", vol. 20, pp. 121-131, 195-206, 1907.
164:3 \"Journal of American Folk-Lore", vol. 19, pp. 29-36, 1906.
Narratives.
The following narratives were collected in the course of this investigation and are offered as a contribution to Dakota folklore. About the only data so far published under this head are to be found in the following fragmentary collections: S. R. Riggs, "Dakota Grammar, Texts, and Ethnography", 1 Clark Wissler, "Some Dakota Myths", 2 and the author's paper on "Sioux Games". 3 Practically none of these duplicate the narratives offered here, though there are some correspondences as noted in the text.
Footnotes
164:1 \"Smithsonian Contributions to Knowledge", vol. 9, Washington, 1839.
164:2 \"Journal of American Folk-Lore", vol. 20, pp. 121-131, 195-206, 1907.
164:3 \"Journal of American Folk-Lore", vol. 19, pp. 29-36, 1906.
