boas] APPENDIX V INDEX TO REFERENCES 1027 



Boas, Franz. Indianische Sagen von der Nord-Pacifischen Kiiste Amerikas — Con. 

 Bellacoola (BC) — Concluded. 

 p. 264. Gift of food is discovered when a child chokes, 788; 789. 

 p. 265. People return to deserted girl, 791. 

 p. 266. The boy who was taken away by the Salmon, 770; 772; 773. 



Fish assume human form, 776. 



Boy's journey to the Salmon village, 773. 



Vagina dentata, 778; 809; 815. 

 p. 267. Salmon Boy and his friend meet four girls bathing, 778. 



The return of the salmon, 775; 776. 

 Tsimshian (Ts). 

 p. 272. Introduction to Raven myth, 634-636; 781. 

 p. 274. Test tale: Father-in-law tries to kill his son-in-law, 795; 797. 



The hole in the sky, 798. 

 p. 275. Raven is made voracious, 635; 636. 

 p. 276. Origin of daylight, 641; 642. 



Raven threatens to let out the daylight, 649. 



Raven creates a slave who disobeys him, 689; 690. 

 p. 277. A bird is given red cheeks, Squirrel's face is rubbed so that hair comes 

 off (probably a Tlingit tale), 573, Nos. 72, 73; 676. 



Raven catches the steelhead salmon, 674. 



Raven and Cormorant, 678; 680. 

 p. 278. Stone and Elderberry Bush, 663. 



The Deluge, 727. 



House of Chief Pestilence, 768. 



Chain of arrows, 864; 865. 

 p. 279. Burning Leggings and Burning Snowshoes, 781; 782. 

 p. 281. Gau'6. The faithless woman, 847-850. 



Animals help poor people, 758. 

 p. 283. Heavenly children revenge their ancestors, 850-854. 

 pp. 285-287. Asi'wa. The meeting on the ice, 792; 793. 

 p. 285. Animals help poor people, 758. 

 p. 287. Asi'wa pursues the magic bear, 794. 



Test tale: Father-in-law tries to kill his son-in-law, 797; 815. 



Test tale: Youth is sent out to hunt on mountains, 803. 

 p. 288. Asi'wa's return from heaven, 817. 



Asi'wa marries among the G'it-qxa'la, 817; 818. 



The sea-lion rock, 818. 



Visit to the house of the Sea Lions, 819. 

 p. 289. The invisible arrow, 820. 



Sea Lions send visitor home, 822. 



Killer whales made of wood, 822; 823. 

 p. 290. Brothers are lifted up to the sky, 861. 



The Land Otter, 862. 

 p. 291. Men receive crests from sea-spirit, 846. 

 p. 293. Chief invites the monsters, 718. 

 p. 294. Girl is taken away by the Bears, 748; 752; 753; 757; 835-837. 



Mouse Woman as adviser, 752. 

 ' p. 295. Wet wood gives good fire, 837. 



Woman runs away from the Grizzly Bears, 755; 838. 



Woman marries lake-being, 838; 839. 

 p. 297. Magical sling stones, 869. 

 p. 298. Gift of food is discovered when a child chokes, 788; 789. 



GunaxnesEmga'd and Halus, 855; 856. 



