January 1894 (IX) Kwapa Texts, Story of nižíha žítte or Red Hair

January 1894 Kwapa texts, The Woman and the Man-eater. Told By Buffalo Calf.

January 1894 The Raccoon and the Rabbit By Mrs. Mary Stafford Recorded by James Owen Dorsey

January 1894 Kwapa Texts: The Four Woman Told by Buffalo Calf

January, 1894 The Rabbit and the Opossum By Buffalo Calf recorded by James Owen Dorsey

January 1894 Kwapa Texts: The Woman who changed into a serpent Told by Buffalo Calf

January 1894 Fire Coal and Sinew Told by Buffalo Calf recorded by James Owen Dorsey

1894 The Quapaw version of Cinderella Told by Mrs. Mary Stafford recorded by James Owen Dorsey

Circa 1890 The Rabbit and the Devouring Hill: a Dhegiha myth, told in Kwapa by Alphonsus Valliere recorded by James Owen Dorsey

1891 The Rabbit and the Black Bears: a Dhegiha (degiha) myth, told in Kwapa by Alphonsus Valliere recorded by James Owen Dorsey

Circa 1890 How the Rabbit killed the male Winter An Omaha myth, told in Kwapa by Alphonsus Valliere recorded by James Owen Dorsey

Circa 1890 The Rabbit and the Grizzly bear A Dhegiha (degiha) myth, told in Kwapa by Alphonsus Valliere recorded by James Owen Dorsey