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An Anishinabe (Ottawa, Ojibwe, Chippewa) tale of why corn and bean plants are always planted together. This story involves the squash maiden, bean maiden and corn.

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• Indian Superstitions and Legends - Traditional tales and local stories of the Pokagan Algonquins.
• Nanabush Stories and other Ottawa Legends - Index of Ottawa Indian legends, folktales, and mythology. folklore Including definitions of Nanabush, Gchi Mnidoo, Nookmis, and folklore the Windigo.
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• Ojibway Customs and Culture - A series of downloadable PDFs of Ojibway traditions arts and culture and stories, including the Creation Story (Turtle Island).
• Ojibwe Oral Tradition - Seventeen traditional stories from the Chippewa tribe.
• How Dogs Came to the Indians - An Ojibwa legend, explaining how dogs came to arts and culture man.
• Ottawa story of the Union of Corn and Bean - An Anishinabe (Ottawa, Ojibwe, Chippewa) tale of why corn and folklore bean plants are always planted together. This story involves the folklore squash maiden, bean maiden and corn.
• Tales of the North American Indians - A collection of Northern Tribe folklore including Manabozho arts and culture folklore (the trickster) and the Other World.

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