ANIMAL STORIES.

1. Tying Tiger 1

a. The Fish-basket 1

b. The Storm 2

2. Tiger as Substitute 3

a. The King’s Two Daughters 3

b. The Gub-gub Peas 4

3. Tiger as Riding-horse 5

4. Tiger’s Sheep-skin Suit 6

5. Tiger Catching the Sheep-thief 8

a. The Escape 8

b. The Substitute 8

c. In the House-top 9

6. Tiger’s Breakfast 11

7. Eggs and Scorpions 11

8. Tiger’s Bone-hole 12

9. The Christening 12

10. Eating Tiger’s Guts 13

a. The Tell-tale 13

b. The Monkeys’ Song 13

11. Throwing Away Knives 14

a. Tiger and Anansi 14

b. Sheep and Anansi 14

12. Grace before Meat 14

a. Monkey and Anansi 14

b. Goat and Anansi 15

13. Day-time Trouble 15

a. Rabbit and Anansi 15

b. Rat and Anansi 16

c. Goat and Anansi 16

14. New Names 17

15. Long-shirt 18

16. Shut up in the Pot 19

17. House in the Air 20

a. Tracking Anansi 20

b. Rabbit and Children going up to Heaven 20

c. Duppy’s House in the Air 21

d. Carencro’s House with a Key 21

18. Goat on the Hill-side 22

19. Dog and Dog-head 22

20. Tacoomah’s Corn-piece 23

21. Anansi and the Tar-baby 23

a. The Escape from Tiger 23

b. The Substitute 24

c. The Grave 25

22. Inside the Cow 26

23. Cunnie-more-than-father 27

24. The Duckano Tree 31

25. Food and Cudgel 31

a. The Handsome Packey 31

b. The Knife and Fork 32

26. The Riddle 33

27. Anansi and Brother Dead 34

a. Brother Dead’s Wife 34

b. Goat and Plantain 35

28. Brother Dead and the Brindle Puppy 35

29. The Cowitch and Mr. Foolman 36

30. Dry-head and Anansi 37

a. Go-long-go 37

b. Dry-head 38

c. Brother Dead 39

31. The Yam-hills 39

32. The Law Against Back-biting 40

a. Duck’s Dream 40

b. Guinea-chick 41

c. Dry-head at the Barber’s 42

33. Fling-a-mile 42

34. But-but and Anansi 44

35. Tumble-bug and Anansi 45

36. Horse and Anansi 46

37. Anansi in Monkey Country 47

a. Bunya 47

b. Christen Christen 47

38. Curing the Sick 48

a. The Fishes 48

b. The Six Children 48

39. Anansi, White-belly and Fish 50

40. Goat’s Escape 51

a. The Rain 51

b. The Dance (1) 52

The Dance (2) 52

41. Turtle’s Escape 53

42. Fire and Anansi 53

43. Quit-quit and Anansi 53

a. Tailors and Fiddlers 53

b. Fiddlers 54

44. Spider Marries Monkey’s Daughter 54

45. The Chain of Victims 55

46. Why Tumble-bug Rolls in the Dung 56

47. Why John-crow Has a Bald Head 56

a. The Baptism 56

b. The Dance 57

48. Why Dog is always Looking 57

49. Why Rocks at the River are Covered with Moss 57

50. Why Ground-dove Complains 58

51. Why Hog is always Grunting 58

52. Why Toad Croaks 58

53. Why Woodpecker Bores Wood 59

54. Why Crab is Afraid after Dark 59

55. Why Mice are no Bigger 59

56. Rat’s Wedding 60

57. Cockroach Stories 61

a. Cock’s Breakfast 61

b. Feigning Sick (1) 61

Feigning Sick (2) 62

c. The Drum 62

58. Hunter, Guinea-hen and Fish 63

59. Rabbit Stories 64

a. The Tar Baby 64

b. Saying Grace 64

c. Pretending Dead 65

60. The Animal Race 65

a. Horse and Turtle 65

b. Pigeon and Parrot 66

61. The Fasting Trial (fragment) 67

62. Man is Stronger 67

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