boas] APPENDIX V INDEX TO EEFEKENCES 995 



Swanton, John E. Haida Texts— Continued. 

 p. 11(3. Origin of daylight, 641-644. 

 p. 117. Raven and Cormorant, 678; 680. 



Origin of the olachen, 653-655. 



Raven tears out a hair from Fern Woman's armpit (579, No. 193). 



Raven threatens to let out the daylight, 649; 650. 

 p. 118. Origin of the seasons, 728; 729. 



Raven breaks up moon and puts it in the sky, 651. 



Raven walks over the water (574, No. 103). 



Raven crawls into a child's skin, 579, No. 191. 



Introduction to Raven myth, 625; 626. 

 p. 122. Raven creates the four northern coast tribes, 573, No. 62. 

 p. 123. Raven obtains food for a feast (579, No. 194). 



Raven is made voracious, 636; 637. 

 p. 124. Myth-telling contest (579, No. 195). 

 p. 125. Fishermen break off Owl's jaw, 684; 685. 



Raven scares people, 688; 689. 

 p. 126. Raven spears (the privates) for his sister, 575, No. 124. 



Raven and Cloud Woman, 66S-670. 



Raven steals salmon eggs, 705. 

 p. 127. Raven burns Siwa's's legs, 707; 708. 



Magical origin of children, 734. 



Raven's son vanishes, 708; 709. 



Cedar-bark roofing transformed into stone (574, No. 93). 



Raven is pelted with sea eggs, 686. 



Porpoise interprets Raven's speech, 686. 



Raven makes nostrils for birds, 664. 

 p. 128. Origin of colors of birds, 664. 



Raven makes water muddy (574, No. 88). 



Raven and the Crab, 579, No. 190; 721. 



Origin of the tides, 656; 657. 



Raven and Eagle gather red and black cod, 692. 

 ]). 129. Bluejay's head pulled long (573, No. 66); 658. 



War on the South Wind, 658. 



Halibut placed in front of doorway, 659. 



Raven steals blubber from children, 686. 

 p. 130. Origin of nicker (573, No. 67). 



Raven deserts Master Fisherman on a lonely island, 710; 711. 

 p. 131. Whale swallows Raven, 687; 688. 



Raven steals the whale, 688. 



Raven marries Hair-Seal Woman, 702. 



Raven travels with Eagle, 689; 690. 

 p. 132. Raven turns into a woman, 692; 693. 



Raven transforms excrement into man (579, No. 192); 693. 



Birds produce salmon eggs by striking the ankle. 69ii. 

 p. 133. The host lets oil drip out of his hands, 695. 



Sea Lion becomes Raven's brother-in-law, 577, No. 152; 704. 



Raven kills Sea Lion, 680; 683. 

 p. 134. Raven and Cormorant, 678; 679. 



Why ravens do not eat sea-anemone (577, No. 154). 



Raven visits the Shadows, 702; 703. 



Raven gathers herring spawn on hemlock branches, 774. 



