The Three Wayfarers

There dwelt in the diocese of Leon, in ancient times, two young noblemen, rich and comely as heart could desire. Their names were Tonyk and Mylio. Mylio, the elder, was almost sixt...

Urban Myths Myths
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The Hypothesis Concerning The Asiatic Origin Of The Aryans

When the question of the original home of the Aryan language and race was first presented, there were no conflicting opinions on the main subject.[2] All who took any interest in t...

Urban Myths Myths INTRODUCTION.
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The Longobardian Migration Saga

What there still remains of migration sagas from the middle ages, taken from the saga-treasure of the Teutons themselves, is, alas! but little. Among the Franks the stream of natio...

Urban Myths Myths REMINISCENCES IN THE POPULAR TRADITIONS OF THE MIDDLE AGES OF THE HEATHEN MIGRATION SAGA.
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The Story Of Two Princesses

A certain raja had two daughters, who were in the habit of amusing themselves out side of the palace walls. One day they saw a crow flying towards them with a ripe Terel [21] fruit...

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The Story Of Vandaih The Man-eagle

And thus Ahahnheeattoepahk Mahkai became famous for the killing of game; and there was another young man, named Van-daih, who wanted to be his friend. So one day Vandaih made him f...

Urban Myths Myths STORIES OF THE SECOND NIGHT
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The Wooden Wife

Once there was a young man newly married who was very fond of his wife. She was not only a pretty woman, but she wove the most beautiful dancing-blankets of any one in the tribe. O...

Urban Myths Myths TSIMSHIAN TALES
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The Lion And Jackal 2

Lion had now caught a large eland which lay dead on the top of a high bank. Lion was thirsty and wanted to go and drink water. "Jackal, look after my eland, I am going to get a dri...

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The Twilight Of The Gods

Loki and Fenrir, the wolf, were safely bound, each to his separate cliff, but still happiness and peace did not return to Asgard, for Baldur was no longer there, and light and joy...

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The Long Winter

It was almost summer time when some boys who were playing in a boat pulled out of the water a long piece of drifting seaweed and put it in again on the other side of the canoe. For...

Urban Myths Myths ALASKAN STORIES
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The Troy Saga In Heimskringla And The Prose Edda

The sources of the traditions concerning the Asiatic immigration to the North belong to the Icelandic literature, and to it alone. Saxo's Historia Danica, the first books of which...

Urban Myths Myths MEDIAEVAL MIGRATION SAGAS.
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How Nooee Killed Ee-ee-toy

Ee-ee-toy lived in the Salt River Mountain, which is called by the Awawtam Moehahdheck, or the Brown Mountain, and whenever the girls had ceremonial dances because of their arrival...

Urban Myths Myths STORIES OF THE SECOND NIGHT
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The Three Valuable Things

There were once two kings who lived in great friendship; one had three sons, the other a daughter. The two fathers made an agreement, that in case of either of them dying, the othe...

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The Four Winds

Once there were four great chiefs who lived in the four corners of the earth, and their names were North Wind, South Wind, East Wind, and West Wind. The other three all hated North...

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The Ten Princes

The ten sons of a chief went hunting, and all took their wives with them except the youngest brother, who was unmarried. They all camped together at night, and in the morning the e...

Urban Myths Myths TSIMSHIAN TALES
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The Transmigration Of Souls

All the cats of Hindus have believed and believe, and the Santals also have said and say, that Thakur made the land and sky and sea and man and animals and insects and fish and the...

Urban Myths Myths Part V.
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The Worship Of The Salmon The Divine Fish

A certain Aino went out in a boat to catch fish in the sea. While he was there, a great wind arose, so that he drifted about for six nights. Just as he was like to die, land came i...

Urban Myths Myths MISCELLANEOUS TALES.
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The Beautiful Blanket

Not long after this, Raven grew tired of the jet-black robe that his father had given him, and one day he exchanged it for a beautiful blanket of many colors, such as is worn to da...

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The Pentrevoelas Legend

I am indebted to the Rev. Owen Jones, Vicar of Pentrevoelas, a mountain parish in West Denbighshire, for the following tale, which was written in Welsh by a native of those parts,...

Urban Myths Myths WELSH LEGENDS OF FAIRY LADIES MARRYING MEN.
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The Winning Of Halai Auna At The House Of Tuina

This myth and all that follow it belong to the Yanas, a nation of Indians described in the notes. The nine preceding myths are of the Wintus, neighbors of the Yanas. The languages...

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The Greedy Priest

In the compound of a temple in the south there was a large fruit tree, the fruit of which was coveted by all, as they passed, but the head priest would permit no one to eat of it,...

Urban Myths Myths Temples and Priests
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The Rat And The Owl

An owl had put by for next day the remains of something dainty which he had to eat. But a rat stole it, whereupon the owl was very angry, and went off to the rat's house, and threa...

Urban Myths Myths TALES ACCOUNTING FOR THE ORIGIN OF PHENOMENA.
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The Three Dreams

There was once, I don't know where, even beyond the Operenczias Sea, a poor man, who had three sons. Having got up one morning, the father asked the eldest one, "What have you drea...

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The Cuckoo

The male cuckoo is called kakkok, the female tutut. Both are beautiful birds, and live in the sky. But in spring they come down to earth, to build their beautiful bottle-shaped whi...

Urban Myths Myths SCRAPS OF FOLK-LORE.
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The Lady Of Gollerus

BY CROFTON CROKER On the shore of Smerwick harbour, one fine summer's morning, just at daybreak, stood Dick Fitzgerald 'shoghing the dudeen,' which may be translated, smoking his p...

Urban Myths Myths EVIL SPIRITS
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The Sacred Runes Learned From Heimdal

The mythic ancient history of the human race and of the Teutons may, in accordance with the analysis above given, be divided into the following epochs:--(1) From Ask and Ernbla's c...

Urban Myths Myths THE MYTH CONCERNING THE EARLIEST PERIOD AND THE EMIGRATIONS FROM THE NORTH.
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The Stories Of Gidar The Jackal And Coyote The Prairie Wolf

"To-night," commenced Sa'-zada, "we are to have the interesting life story of the two half-brothers, Gidar and Coyote." "A thief's tale of a certainty," chuckled Magh. "In my land,...

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Ee-ee-toy's Resurrection And Speech To Juhwerta Mahkai

And after Ee-ee-toy was dead he lay there, as some say for four months, and some say for four years. He was killed, but his winds were not killed, nor his clouds and they were sorr...

Urban Myths Myths STORIES OF THE THIRD NIGHT
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Shepherd Paul

There was once, I don't know where, a shepherd, who one day found a little boy in a meadow; the boy was not more than two days old, and so the shepherd took him to an old ewe and i...

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The Bride Bewitched

There was once a very beautiful girl who had many suitors. But, as soon as she was married to one, and he lay down beside her and then stretched out his hand towards her vagina, a...

Urban Myths Myths MISCELLANEOUS TALES.
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The Origin Of The Story In Regard To The Trojan Descent Of The Franks

We must now return to the Frankish chronicles, to Fredegar's and Gesta regum Francorum, where the theory of the descent from Troy of a Teutonic tribe is presented for the first tim...

Urban Myths Myths MEDIAEVAL MIGRATION SAGAS.
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