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The Emergence

  • Origin: Jicarilla Apache

 In the beginning, the people were coming up. He made a mountain that continued to increase in height. Then he caused reeds to stand vertically in the center.

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The Fox and the Deer

  • Origin: Jicarilla Apache

As Fox was going along he met a Deer with two spotted fawns beside her. " What have you done," said he, "to make your children spotted like that?"

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The Two Blind Old Women

  • Origin: A Jicarilla Apache

Two old women were once cooking a pot of mush which two mischievous boys were trying to steal. Both were blind, so one sat on each side of the fire.

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The First War

  • Origin: Jicarilla Apache

Raven divined to see whether people would die. First, he threw in the stick over which the skins are stretched in dressing.

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The Old Beggar

  • Origin: A Jicarilla Apache Legend

There was once an old Apache who went begging from camp to camp every evening. His wife tried to reform the old beggar by playing a trick upon him.

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The Fox and the Wildcat

  • Origin: Jicarilla Apache

As soon as his life was restored, Fox went to the Buffalo head, and cut off the long pendent hair, i-yûn-e-pi-ta-ga, beneath its under jaw.

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Coyote Proves Himself a Cannibal

Owl was the one who had arrows. He had a club also with which he killed men whom he ate. "Up at the low gap I am watching for men, wuu hwuu woo," he sang. Coyote came walking along in front of him.

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Turkey Makes the Corn and Coyote Plants It

  • Origin: An Apache Legend

Long ago when all the animals talked like people, Turkey overheard a boy begging his sister for food.

"What does your little brother want?" he asked the girl.

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The Origin of Curing Ceremonies

  • Origin: Apache Legend

This is how ceremonies started among us for the curing of sick people. Long, long ago, the earth was made. Then the One Who Made the Earth also planned for each person to have a piece of land that he could live on and call his own.

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