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níwi äkwi=näkánaigi
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four-cornered as a house, or room
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Gatschet (236) (written)
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Atchipûngwia halatukákani
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story of the snapping-turtle, 395
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Papangámwa halatukákani
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the tale of the fox, 397
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Gatschet (236) (written)
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Wiláktwa'
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story, 401
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Wápanswa
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or the Rabbit, 406–409
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Eyälia
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or the Opossum, 409–410
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Young antelope, a mythic narrative of the Isleta Indians, New Mex., translated by Fr. Beaver into Peoria. Also entitled the Race of the Hawk and the Antelope, 73–75, 78–80
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Gatschet (236) (written)
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Tchingwäⁿsá
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or Young Thunder; I. Biographic notice by Frank Beaver, 60–64; II Biographic notice on the same by Geo. W. Finley; 64–
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