Tales of
Tales of the Sun; or, Folklore of Southern India
作者：Cleeve, Lucas, 1862?-1908; Sastri, Pandit Natesa
体例：题 章数：95
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章节目录
共 95 题- TALES OF THE SUN
- Or
- Collected by
- MRS. HOWARD KINGSCOTE
- PANDIT NATESA SASTRI.
- PREFACE.
- G. K.
- CONTENTS.
- Chapter Page
- INTRODUCTION.
- FOLKLORE IN SOUTHERN INDIA.
- I.
- THE STORY OF THE THREE DEAF MEN.
- II.
- WHY BRAHMANS CANNOT EAT IN THE DARK.
- III.
- THE SOOTHSAYER'S SON.
- IV.
- RANAVIRASING.
- V.
- VI.
- VIDAMUNDAN KODAMUNDAN.
- MR. WON'T-GIVE AND MR. WON'T-LEAVE.
- VII.
- VAYALVALLAN KAIYAVALLA.
- MR. MIGHTY-OF-HIS-MOUTH AND MR. MIGHTY-OF-HIS-HANDS.
- VIII.
- THE MOTHER-IN-LAW BECAME AN ASS.
- IX.
- The Story of Appayya. [55]
- X.
- THE BRAHMIN GIRL THAT MARRIED A TIGER.
- But he replied, "Be quiet, or I shall show you my original shape."
- XI.
- THE GOOD HUSBAND AND THE BAD WIFE.
- XII.
- THE GOOD WIFE AND THE BAD HUSBAND. [63]
- XIII.
- THE LOST CAMEL AND OTHER TALES.
- FIRST PART.
- XIII.
- THE THREE CALAMITIES.
- At once the cries ceased, and a voice from the temple inquired:--
- XIII.
- SECOND PART.
- STORY OF THE HONEST BUT RASH HUNTER AND HIS FAITHFUL DOG.
- XIII.
- THIRD PART.
- STORY OF THE BRAHMAN'S WIFE AND THE MUNGOOSE.
- STORY OF THE FAITHLESS WIFE AND THE UNGRATEFUL BLIND MAN.
- XIII.
- FOURTH PART.
- STORY OF THE WONDERFUL MANGO FRUIT.
- XIII.
- FIFTH PART.
- STORY OF THE POISONED FOOD.
- XIV.
- THE MONKEY WITH THE TOM-TOM. [76]
- XV.
- PRIDE GOETH BEFORE A FALL.
- XVI.
- GOOD WILL GROW OUT OF GOOD.
- XVII.
- LIGHT MAKES PROSPERITY.
- XVIII.
- CHANDRALEKHA AND THE EIGHT ROBBERS.
- She then ceased to attend the school, and Muttumohana said to her:--
- Replied the wretched Brahmin:--
- XIX.
- THE CONQUEST OF FATE.
- Now she was a very virtuous and intelligent woman. Said she:--
- XX.
- THE BRAHMAN PRIEST WHO BECAME AN AMILDAR. [97]
- XXI.
- THE GARDENER'S CUNNING WIFE.
- XXII.
- KEEP IT FOR THE BEGGAR.
- The wife used to say: "Yes, my dear husband, I shall do so."
- XXIII.
- GOOD LUCK TO THE LUCKY ONE; OR, SHALL I FALL DOWN?
- N. S.
- XXIV.
- RETALIATION--PALIKKUPPALI.
- XXV.
- THE BEGGAR AND THE FIVE MUFFINS.
- Immediately another voice replied from the woman's pyre:--
- XXVI.
- THE BRAHMARAKSHAS AND THE HAIR.
- NOTES
- NOTES TO XIII.--FIRST PART.
- NOTES TO XIII.--THE SECOND PART.
- NOTES TO XIII.--THE THIRD PART.
- NOTES TO XIII.--THE FOURTH PART.
- NOTES TO XIII.--THE FIFTH PART.
- NOTES