The kind reception of Mr. Skinner's first volume has encouraged him to go beyond the territory of the United States for material for a fresh collection ; and this material he now embodies in a small-sized but rather closely printed book of " Myths and Legends Beyond Our Borders". About two-thirds of the collection are drawn from Canada, and the remainder from Mexico. There is much curious and suggestive matter in the volume, and it should not be neglected by students of folk-lore.From the contents:CanadaExplorers And AboriginesMyths Of Creation, Heaven, And HellGlooskap At MenagwesThe Dogs Of Clote ScaurpThe MissionsA Few MonstersSome NamesTroubles On The St. LawrenceAmerican ElephantsHidden GoldHow One Bear Lost His LifeThe Isle Of DemonsThe Figure In Smoky HutThe Shadow Of Holland CoveThe Friar Of CampobelloTwo Melicite VictoriesThe Flame Sloop Of CaraquetteThe Acadians And EvangelineThe Tolling Off GaspeThe Ride To DeathThe General With An EarThe Defence Of St. JohnBrother And Sister In BattleThe Golden DogThe Grave In The CellarThe Mountain And The SeeThe Sin Of Father St.
