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  • The Cannibal Monster 
    Anderson, Ollie Beaver; Goddard, Ives (2011-11-23)
    The story of the cannibal monster (Delaware mhúwe).
  • The Cannibal Monster: Addendum 
    Anderson, Ollie Beaver; Goddard, Ives (2011-11-23)
    Addendum to the story of the cannibal monster.
  • The one whose eye was a bear's eye 
    Anonymous No. 5; Thomason, Lucy (2011-11-21)
    This is a winter story about a skilled hunter who is killed in battle and who is then brought back to life by the animals he had always treated exceptionally well. He is given medicine that has the power to revive the dead.
  • The one whose father was the sun 
    Morgan, Maggie; Thomason, Lucy (2011-11-21)
    This is a winter story about a woman who is impregnated by the sun and who later has to rescue her sons, a boy and a puppy, from Toad-Woman. Her sons then rescue their mother's brothers from the ogre who killed them.
  • The Origin of the Three Delaware Clans 
    Anderson, Ollie Beaver; Goddard, Ives (2011-11-23)
    The origin of the three Delaware clans.
  • The Origin of the War Dance 
    Anderson, Ollie Beaver; Goddard, Ives (2011-11-23)
    The origin of the War Dance.
  • The Sycamore Tree and the Man with a Skin Disease 
    Anderson, Ollie Beaver; Goddard, Ives (2011-11-23)
    The story of a man with a skin disease who was blessed by a sycamore tree.
  • The Water Spirit 
    Anderson, Ollie Beaver; Goddard, Ives (2011-11-23)
    The story of the water spirit (wewtë’nëwe:s).
  • Three Unami texts - sound recordings 
    Anderson, Ollie Beaver (2011-11-30)
    Sound recordings of three texts by Ollie Beaver Anderson: (1) Lizzie Peacock's Sacred Bundle, (2) Charlie Elkhair: Addendum to the story of Charlie Elkhair's Vision of the Thunder Cloud, (3) Charlie Elkhair's Sweat Cure
  • we to se ni me . 
    Chuck, Charley H.; Goddard, Ives (2011-11-21)
    This is a winter story about a boy whose uncle tries in vain to kill him by means of various monsters.

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