Gluskap the Liar, & Other Indian TalesB. Wheelwright Company, 1966 - 182 страници |
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... Gluskap's trials dealt with the grass- hopper . It seems that although Gluskap had originally intended the people to have tobacco , they had no sooner come to crave it than a giant grasshopper seized it all for himself and would share ...
... Gluskap's trials dealt with the grass- hopper . It seems that although Gluskap had originally intended the people to have tobacco , they had no sooner come to crave it than a giant grasshopper seized it all for himself and would share ...
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... Gluskap is the story about the jumping contest . Gluskap's uncle , Turtle , was a very vain person . He prided himself on his good looks and on his feats of skill and strength . On the other hand , Gluskap was not handsome . One day ...
... Gluskap is the story about the jumping contest . Gluskap's uncle , Turtle , was a very vain person . He prided himself on his good looks and on his feats of skill and strength . On the other hand , Gluskap was not handsome . One day ...
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... Gluskap became angry and thought to kill the soldiers , but his grandmother said no , that would not be polite . Gluskap put them in the boats and sent them to the King and told them to tell the monarch that Gluskap and his grand ...
... Gluskap became angry and thought to kill the soldiers , but his grandmother said no , that would not be polite . Gluskap put them in the boats and sent them to the King and told them to tell the monarch that Gluskap and his grand ...
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