Anishinaabeg · Ojibway
The web for the children
When Spider Woman could not be at every cradle, the grandmothers wove.
, Spider Woman, watched over the people, and especially over children new to the world. When the Anishinaabeg lived close, she could be near the cradles. Then the people spread across lakes and along rivers, and one watcher could not be in every lodge.
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