THE MAGIC SPEECH FLOWER OR LITTLE LUKE AND HIS ANIMAL FRIENDS

31 Stories based on the Native Amnerican culture: I. THE FINDING OF THE MAGIC FLOWER, II. LITTLE LUKE AND THE BOB LINCOLNS, III. THE STORY OF THE SUMMER LAND, IV. BOB LINCOLN'S STORY OF HIS OWN LIFE, V. LITTLE LUKE MAKES FRIENDS AMONG THE WILD FOLK, VI. LITTLE LUKE AND KIT-CHEE THE GREAT CRESTED FLYCATCHER, VII. WHY THE KIT-CHEE PEOPLE ALWAYS USE SNAKE-SKINS IN NEST-BUILDING, VIII. LITTLE LUKE AND NICK-UTS THE YELLOWTHROAT, IX. WHY MOTHER MO-LO THE COWBIRD LAYS HER EGGS IN OTHER BIRDS' NESTS, X. THE STORY OF O-PEE-CHEE THE FIRST ROBIN, XI. HOW THE ROBIN'S BREAST BECAME RED, XII. HOW THE BEES GOT THEIR STINGS, XIII. THE STORY OF THE FIRST SWALLOWS, XIV. LITTLE LUKE AND A-BAL-KA THE CHIPMUNK, XV. HOW A-BAL-KA GOT HIS BLACK STRIPES, XVI. HOW A-BAL-KA THE CHIPMUNK HELPED MEN, XVII. LITTLE LUKE AND MEE-KO THE RED SQUIRREL, XVIII. THE STORY OF THE FIRST RED SQUIRRELS, XIX. HOW THE RED SQUIRREL BECAME SMALL, XX. LITTLE LUKE AND MOTHER MIT-CHEE THE RUFFLED PARTRIDGE, XXI. WHY THE FEATHERED FOLK RAISE THEIR HEADS WHEN THEY DRINK, XXII. LITTLE LUKE AND FATHER MIT-CHEE, XXIII. THE STORY OF THE FIRST PARTRIDGE, XXIV. WHY PARTRIDGES DRUM, XXV. MOTHER WA-POOSE AND OLD BOZE THE HOUND, XXVI. MOTHER WA-POOSE AND OLD KLAWS THE HOUSE CAT, XXVII. THE RABBIT DANCE, XXVIII. WHY THE WILD FOLK NO LONGER TALK THE MAN-TALK, XXIX. THE TALE OF SUN-KA THE WISE DOG, XXX. HOW THE DOG'S TONGUE BECAME LONG, and XXXI. THE STORY OF THE FAITHFUL DOG