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6613	Skinner, Charles M. (Charles Montgomery)	Myths and Legends of Our Own Land — Volume 08 : on the Pacific Slope			.txt	text/plain	5983	282	82	good; and the mountains are the home of tamanouses, or guardian spirits, One day, while hunting on the slopes of Mount Tacoma, he looked rock shaped like a salmon, next, one in the form of a kamas-root, and men of the land met at intervals on the heated rocks to guzzle and riot No; for the fiend men in advance took the leap and came beside him. of the few red men of his time who favored peace with the white settlers The lad had formed a great trust in his white teacher, a college-bred man Be good to the white men, as you have said, and bury us both came running at him like the wind, with pick and shovel in either hand. day, the tutelary spirit of the valley--the lovely Tisayac--revealed people feared that eye, and ascribed such rogueries to the old man as had	./cache/6613.txt	./txt/6613.txt