Myths and legends of Alaska . MYTHS AND LEGENDS OF ALASKA place lived the woman Itudluqpiaq who had both sunand moon. As the people ran on from the country of the dwarfs,they found ice and driftwood in their way. Theykicked it all aside. At that time the people were verystrong and able to lift heavy stones. After they had run a long way, they saw a singinghouse. When they came near, they went very slowlybecause they were afraid. At last one of the men tiedhis jacket around his waist and his trousers around hisknees. Then he crept cautiously through the entranceand put his head through the door
Myths and legends of Alaska . MYTHS AND LEGENDS OF ALASKA place lived the woman Itudluqpiaq who had both sunand moon. As the people ran on from the country of the dwarfs,they found ice and driftwood in their way. Theykicked it all aside. At that time the people were verystrong and able to lift heavy stones. After they had run a long way, they saw a singinghouse. When they came near, they went very slowlybecause they were afraid. At last one of the men tiedhis jacket around his waist and his trousers around hisknees. Then he crept cautiously through the entranceand put his head through the door at the bottom of thefloor. He saw a young woman, Itudluqpiaq, sitting inthe middle of the house toward the rear. Her fatherwas sitting in the middle of the house on the right-handside and her mother on the left-hand side. At the backof the house, in the right-hand corner on the rafter,hung a large ball; in the left-hand corner a small ball. The man whispered, Itudluqpiaq, we came to askyou for some light. The mother said, Gi
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