Myths and legends of Alaska . cks so every one cannotkill them. There only shall they be found. Raven took two more pieces of clay and shaped themlike tame reindeer. He held them in his hand untilthey were partly dry, then told Man to look at again drew down his beak-mask and waved hiswings four times over them. Thus they became alive,but as they were only dry in spots while Raven heldthem, therefore they remained brown and white, withmottled coat. Raven told Man these tame reindeerwould be very few in number. Again Raven took two pieces of clay and shapedthem like the caribou or wi
Myths and legends of Alaska . cks so every one cannotkill them. There only shall they be found. Raven took two more pieces of clay and shaped themlike tame reindeer. He held them in his hand untilthey were partly dry, then told Man to look at again drew down his beak-mask and waved hiswings four times over them. Thus they became alive,but as they were only dry in spots while Raven heldthem, therefore they remained brown and white, withmottled coat. Raven told Man these tame reindeerwould be very few in number. Again Raven took two pieces of clay and shapedthem like the caribou or wild reindeer. But he heldthem in his hands only a little while so that only thebellies of the reindeer became dry and white. ThenRaven drew down his beak-mask, and waved his wingsover them, and they bounded away. But because onlytheir bellies were dry and white while Raven heldthem, therefore the wild reindeer is brown except itswhite belly. Raven said to Man, These animals will be verycommon. People will kill many of them. 20. do PCH H PCw PC O HO W d PCQ d w> tn v o H I O D O CO o Q < w 73 WD HPC w PC
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