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STORY mporary Seneca Tales i the Supernatural OJRRIC As told by AYNE LESLIE BOWEN BETH CLARK Illustrations by Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2020 https://archive.org/details/onemorestorycontOOOObowe This book was purchased from GoodMinds.com, an Aboriginal owned distributor. To re-order: 1-877-8 NATIVE Please call toll free: www.goodminds.com Or visit: ONE MORE STORY ONE MORE STORY Contemporary Seneca Tales of the Supernatural As told by DuWAYNE LESLIE BOWEN BETH CLARK Illustrations by Greenfield Review Press Greenfield Center, New York C w 53 But? !*&/ • ©1991 by DuWayne Leslie Bowen Illustration copyright ©1991 by Beth Clark All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopy, without permission in writing from the publisher. Reviewers may quote brief passages. Bowman Books #5 ISBN 0-912678-78-X LC# 89-82021 “The Lights”, “The Car Wreck”, “The Blind Man and the Deaf Man”, “Talking to Animals”, and “The Peeker” first appeared in New Voices From The Longhouse, The Greenfield Review Press Design by Sans Serif Typesetters, Ann Arbor, Michigan Bowman Books is an imprint of The Greenfield Review Press. All of the volumes in the series are devoted to con¬ temporary retelling of traditional tales. The Greenfield Review Press 2 Middle Grove Road, P.O. Box 308 Greenfield Center, N.Y. 12833 / wish to acknowledge these people for their contributions to this project. Thomas McElwain, PhD., Finland, who said that it should be done. Hazel Dean-John, PhD., Arizona, who said, “Do it.” Mary Little, teacher, who gave technical assistance. And to the person who gets the greater share of this acknowledgment, my wife Janis, who always waits for me.
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