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Anonymous - Raven, The Tlingit Creation Story
[ NORTH AMERICAN NATIVE LITERATURES]
... beside him, but, when Raven tried to get it, he gulped it down. In another direction from the sea gull Raven saw a large heron and went over to it. He said to the heron, "Sea gull is calling you Big-long-legs-always-walking-upon-the beach." Then, although ...
Anonymous - Raven, The Tlingit Creation Story
[ NORTH AMERICAN NATIVE LITERATURES]
... gulped it down. In another direction from the sea gull Raven saw a large heron and went over to it. He said to the heron, "Sea gull is calling you Big-long-legs-always-walking-upon-the beach." Then, although the heron did not reply, he went back to the ...
Anonymous - Raven, The Tlingit Creation Story
[ NORTH AMERICAN NATIVE LITERATURES]
... over to it. He said to the heron, "Sea gull is calling you Big-long-legs-always-walking-upon-the beach." Then, although the heron did not reply, he went back to the sea gull and said, "Do you know what that heron is saying about you? He says that ...
Anonymous - Raven, The Tlingit Creation Story
[ NORTH AMERICAN NATIVE LITERATURES]
... upon-the beach." Then, although the heron did not reply, he went back to the sea gull and said, "Do you know what that heron is saying about you? He says that you have a big stomach and get your red eyes by sitting on the beach always looking out ...
Anonymous - Raven, The Tlingit Creation Story
[ NORTH AMERICAN NATIVE LITERATURES]
... red eyes by sitting on the beach always looking out on the ocean for some thing to eat." Then he went back to the heron and said to it, "When I meet a man of my own size, I always kick him just below the stomach. That fellow is talking ...
Anonymous - Raven, The Tlingit Creation Story
[ NORTH AMERICAN NATIVE LITERATURES]
... him just below the stomach. That fellow is talking too much about you. Go over, and I will help you thrash him." So the heron went over toward the sea gull, and, when he came close to it, Raven said, "Kick him just under his stomach." He did so, and ...
Aristotle - History Of Animals
[ IN SCANDINAVIAN LANGUAGES]
... it-and, by the way, water-birds that are not carnivorous live on water-plants, (but most of them live on fish), like the heron and the spoonbill that frequent the banks of lakes and rivers; and the spoonbill, by the way, is less than the common heron, and has ...
Aristotle - History Of Animals
[ IN SCANDINAVIAN LANGUAGES]
... the heron and the spoonbill that frequent the banks of lakes and rivers; and the spoonbill, by the way, is less than the common heron, and has a long flat bill. There are furthermore the stork and the seamew; and the seamew, by the way, is ashen-coloured. There is ...
Aristotle - History Of Animals
[ IN SCANDINAVIAN LANGUAGES]
... is there war between the gecko-lizard and the spider, for the former preys upon the latter; and so between the woodpecker and the heron, for the former preys upon the eggs and brood of the latter. And so between the aegithus and the ass, owing to the fact that ...
Aristotle - History Of Animals
[ IN SCANDINAVIAN LANGUAGES]
... bull and the ass, for it flies at them, and strikes them, and pecks at their eyes; and so with the eagle and the heron, for the former, having crooked talons, attacks the latter, and the latter usually succumbs to the attack; and so the merlin with the vulture; and ...
Aristotle - History Of Animals
[ IN SCANDINAVIAN LANGUAGES]
... his manger, gets into his nostril, and prevents his eating. Of herons there are three kinds: the ash coloured, the white, and the starry heron (or bittern). Of these the first mentioned submits with reluctance to the duties of incubation, or to union of the sexes; in fact, it screams ...

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