Myths and Legends of California and the Old Southw

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Myths and Legends of California and the Old Southw Katharine Berry Judson

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  TheSong—hunterremainedwiththesepeopleuntilthecornwasripe。

  TherehelearnedtoeatcornandhecarriedsomebackwithhimtotheNavajos,whohadnotseencornbefore,andhetaughtthemhowtoraiseitandhowtoeatit。

  Whenhewishedtoreturnhome,thelogswouldnotfloatupstream。Foursunbeamsattachedthemselvestothelogs,onetoeachcrossarm,andsodrewtheSong—hunterbacktotheboxcanonfromwhichhehadstarted。

  Whenhereachedthatpoint,heseparatedthelogs。Heplacedtheendofthesolidlogintothehollowendoftheotherandplantedthisgreatpoleintheriver。Itmaybeseenthereto—daybytheventuresome。Inearlydaysmanywenttheretoprayandmakeofferings。

  SandPaintingoftheSong—HunterNavajo(Explanatoryoffrontispiece)

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