ê-ishilawînâniwahk ê-ôshkinîkinâniwahkipan - Stories of youthful exploitsWillie FrenchmanWillie Frenchman recounts a harrowing, months-long canoe expedition.
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wêskac ê-ishi-pimâtisinâniwahk - Life in the old daysWillie FrenchmanBack in the old days, when people died of starvation, the last person left alive would not starve, he would become a windigo.
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ê-nipahihcik ililiwak, ê-mowihcik mâka - People killed and eatenWillie FrenchmanA father and son duo have killed and eaten other Indian families for 20 years until the son is set to marry a girl and his father confesses to what they've done. The new bride's brothers attack and kill their brother-in-law and burn both him and his father.
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kotakîya kêkwâna kâ-kî-tôcikâtêkwâpan - More early activitiesWillie FrenchmanWillie Frenchman recounts more perilous hunts and encounters, and how he survived crossing a near-frozen river.
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ê-washkwayi-cîmânihkâniwahk - Making birch bark canoesWillie FrenchmanWillie Frenchman explains the process of making a birch-bark canoe.
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