West African
West African Folk-Tales
作者：Barker, W. H. (William Henry), 1882-1929 [Compiler]; Sinclair, Cecilia [Compiler]
体例：题 章数：46
字数：121,128 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 46 题- CONTENTS
- I. ANANSI, OR SPIDER, TALES
- II. MISCELLANEOUS TALES
- ILLUSTRATIONS
- PAGE
- INTRODUCTION
- W. H. B.
- I. ANANSI, OR SPIDER, TALES
- I. HOW WE GOT THE NAME ‘SPIDER TALES’
- II. HOW WISDOM BECAME THE PROPERTY OF THE HUMAN RACE
- III. ANANSI AND NOTHING
- IV. THUNDER AND ANANSI
- V. WHY THE LIZARD CONTINUALLY MOVES HIS HEAD UP AND DOWN
- VI. TIT FOR TAT
- VII. WHY WHITE ANTS ALWAYS HARM MAN’S PROPERTY
- VIII. THE SQUIRREL AND THE SPIDER
- IX. WHY WE SEE ANTS CARRYING BUNDLES AS BIG AS THEMSELVES
- X. WHY SPIDERS ARE ALWAYS FOUND IN THE CORNERS OF CEILINGS
- XI. ANANSI THE BLIND FISHERMAN
- XII. ADZANUMEE AND HER MOTHER
- XIII. THE GRINDING-STONE THAT GROUND FLOUR BY ITSELF
- XIV. “MORNING SUNRISE”
- XV. WHY THE SEA-TURTLE WHEN CAUGHT BEATS ITS BREAST WITH ITS FORE-LEGS
- XVI. HOW BEASTS AND SERPENTS FIRST CAME INTO THE WORLD
- XVII. HONOURABLE MINŪ
- XVIII. WHY THE MOON AND THE STARS RECEIVE THEIR LIGHT FROM THE SUN
- II. MISCELLANEOUS TALES
- XIX. OHIA AND THE THIEVING DEER
- XX. HOW THE TORTOISE GOT ITS SHELL
- XXI. THE HUNTER AND THE TORTOISE
- XXII. THE TAIL OF THE PRINCESS ELEPHANT
- XXIII. KWOFI AND THE GODS
- XXIV. THE LION AND THE WOLF
- XXV. MAKU MAWU AND MAKU FIA
- OR
- XXVI. THE ROBBER AND THE OLD MAN
- XXVII. THE LEOPARD AND THE RAM
- XXVIII. WHY THE LEOPARD CAN ONLY CATCH PREY ON ITS LEFT SIDE
- XXIX. QUARCOO BAH-BONI
- XXX. KING CHAMELEON AND THE ANIMALS
- XXXII. THE UNGRATEFUL MAN
- XXXIII. WHY TIGERS NEVER ATTACK MEN UNLESS THEY ARE PROVOKED
- XXXIV. THE OMANHENE WHO LIKED RIDDLES
- XXXV. HOW MUSHROOMS FIRST GREW
- XXXVI. FARMER MYBROW AND THE FAIRIES
- NOTES