Bellona Times
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first heard Aug 2026
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He then blew upon it, and the ball became very large.
Then Wisukatik said to the wolf, My brother, run around the world and see how large it is.
The wolf ran around the world, and after a long time came back and said, The world is very large.
But Wisukatik thought that the world was still too small, so he blew again and made it much larger.
Then he said to the crow, Fly around the world and see how large it is.
But the crow never came back, so Wisukatik decided that the world was large enough.
The little Tecumseh watched the flashing northern lights in the cold winter sky.
His mother told him that these were the spirits of the departed, dancing the ghost dances as they journeyed to the happy hunting grounds.
He loved to hear the old, old Indian fairy tale of Shingabis, the brave little duck.
Shingabis lived in a tiny wigwam near a northern lake.
he prepared four logs that he might have fire in his lodge through the four cold winter months one log for each month every morning shingahis left his lodge and went out on the frozen lake
When he came to the rushes, he pulled them out with his strong bill, and diving through the hole in the ice, caught many fish.
The north wind watched Shingabus, and was angry to see how little he cared for the cold.
So the north wind blew stronger and stronger, and sent the snow to cover the land deeper and deeper.
Yet Shingabus was not frightened, but caught fish as before.
Then the north wind was still more angry.
He came himself and stood at the doorway of Shingabus's lodge, and the biting air crept in, and the wigwam crackled with the cold.
But Shingabus only laughed and stirred the fire, saying, Windy God, I know your plan.
You are but my fellow-man.
Blow you may your coldest breeze, Shingabis you cannot freeze.
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