Zuni Folktales · Character
Mr. Cushing
The ethnographer who collected and translated these Zuni folktales.
minor
Also known as Cushing
First appearance: Translator's Introduction
Mr. Cushing shows up with force in Translator's Introduction. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The translator and collector of Zuni folklore, who requests the story and provides the introduction.
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In Translator's Introduction: The translator and collector of Zuni folklore, who requests the story and provides the…
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