The Mirror and Mabel Jennings A Tale of a Windowed Love
Homer Montgomery, a mirror salesman, spies Mabel Jennings in the Central building across forty-four stories. After a crisis, he uses a sunlit reflection from his office mirror to expose an attacker and save Mabel. They unite and plan to hang the mirror in their home.
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Legend of Sun and Stars Tale from Wandesha Gray Eagle
The sun is treated as medicine father and the moon as his wife with the stars as children. He travels a fixed trail daily eating some children when hungry. They live in a long underground cave and the moon mourns, her face darkening and then revealing again as paint fades. The stars remain unseen with the sun’s absence.
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Wandesha
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Not His Unlucky Day
A first person recollection recalls a near miss in a cut glass factory. A bowl spun to the ceiling as the worker jumped to catch it, narrowly avoiding injury while the bowl suffered a crack.
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