Myths and legends of Alaska . og. Afterward various people came to her. I wonderwho can tell me about things, she said. Grizzly Bearcame near her. What can you do? she asked. Whenever I catch a man, I slap my paws downupon him. The woman said, That is nothing. Some one in the sun spoke to her. How am I?said a voice. What can you do? My father in the sun peeps out through the clouds— the mottled clouds. So the woman married the child of the sun. He low-ered down from the sky a great fort to protect the wo-man and her children. When the enemy saw that, they MYTHS AND LEGENDS OF ALASKA came back.
Myths and legends of Alaska . og. Afterward various people came to her. I wonderwho can tell me about things, she said. Grizzly Bearcame near her. What can you do? she asked. Whenever I catch a man, I slap my paws downupon him. The woman said, That is nothing. Some one in the sun spoke to her. How am I?said a voice. What can you do? My father in the sun peeps out through the clouds— the mottled clouds. So the woman married the child of the sun. He low-ered down from the sky a great fort to protect the wo-man and her children. When the enemy saw that, they MYTHS AND LEGENDS OF ALASKA came back. The father said, When the enemy get toostrong, put your minds on me. So when the enemybecame too strong, the woman and her children puttheir minds on Grandfather Sun. He peeped outthrough the clouds upon the enemy. It quickly becamesmoking hot. The sea water out there boiled. Theenemy ran down quickly into the water and were alldestroyed. Then the water stopped boiling. Thegrandchildren of Sun stayed inside their fort. 136. \ 1L\\ OF
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