88. First contact with whites 350 89. The Iroquois war 351 90. Hiadeoni, the Seneca 356 91. The two Mohawks 357 92. Escape of the Seneca boys 359 93. The unseen helpers 359 94. Hatciñondoñ's escape from the Cherokee 362 95. Hemp-carrier 364 96. The Seneca peacemakers 365 97. Origin of the Yontoñwisas dance 365 98. Ga'na's adventures among the Cherokee. 367 99. The Shawano wars 370 100. The raid on Tikwali'tsi 374 101. The last Shawano invasion 374 102. The false warriors of Chilhowee 375 103. Cowee town 377 104. The eastern tribes 378 105. The southern and western tribes 382 106. The giants from the west 391 107. The lost Cherokee 391 108. The massacre of the Ani'-Kuta'ni 392 109. The war medicine 393 110. Incidents of personal heroism 394 111. The mounds and the constant fire: The old sacred things 395 Miscellaneous myths and legends 397 112. The ignorant housekeeper 397 113. The man in the stump 397 114. Two lazy hunters 397 115. The two old men 399 116. The star feathers 399 117. The Mother Bear's song 400 118. Baby song, to please the children. 401 119. When babies are born: The Wren and the Cricket 401 120. The Raven Mocker 401 121. Herbert's spring 403 122. Local legends of North Carolina. 404 123. Local legends of South Carolina 411 124. Local legends of Tennessee 412 125. Local legends of Georgia 415 126. Plant lore 420 VI--Notes and parallels 428 VII--Glossary 506 ILLUSTRATIONS Page