Wolf trotting along like a little horse, and Rabbit laughing to himself, sitting in the saddle 116 Suddenly a large flock of birds, looking like great black clouds, came flying from the blue hills 124 Throughout the long winter months Deer looked longingly for Rainbow 128 He sat very quiet, waiting for the man of the long foot to appear 136 The boy went into the forest with his bow and arrows.... He had not gone far when he saw a fat young deer, which he killed 142 The bull rushed at the mountain with all his force 158 Then the young man lay down to sleep, and the Fox stood guard beside him 170 CANADIAN FAIRY TALES HOW GLOOSKAP MADE THE BIRDS Once upon a time long before the white men came to Canada there lived a wicked giant who caused great trouble and sorrow wherever he went. Men called him Wolf-Wind. Where he was born no man knows, but his home was in the Cave of the Winds, far in the north country in the Night-Night Land, and there men knew he was hiding on calm days when the sun was hot and the sea was still, and on quiet nights when not a leaf or a flower or a blade of grass was stirring. But whenever he appeared, the great trees cracked in fear and the little trees trembled and the flowers bent their heads close to the earth, trying to hide from his presence. Often he came upon them without warning and with little sign of his coming. And then the corn fell flat never to rise again, and tall trees crashed in the forest, and the flowers dropped dead because of their terror; and often the great waters grew white and moaned or screamed loudly or dashed themselves against the rocks trying to escape from Wolf-Wind. And in the darkness of the night when Wolf-Wind howled, there was great fear upon all the earth.