Philippine Folk
Philippine Folk Tales
作者：Cole, Mabel Cook, 1880-1978? [Compiler]
体例：题 章数：92
字数：209,924 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 92 题- Philippine Folk Tales
- Compiled and Annotated by
- Mabel Cook Cole
- PREFACE
- CONTENTS
- Group I: Tinguian
- Group II: Igorot
- Group III: The Wild Tribes of Mindanao
- The Widow's Son
- Group IV: Moro
- Group V: The Christianized Tribes
- Pronunciation of Philippine Names
- TINGUIAN
- Introduction
- Aponibolinayen and the Sun
- Aponibolinayen
- Gawigawen of Adasen
- The Story of Gaygayoma who Lives up Above
- The Story of Dumalawi
- The Story of Kanag
- The Story of the Tikgi
- The Story of Sayen [69]
- The Sun and the Moon
- How the Tinguian Learned to Plant
- Magsawi
- The Tree with the Agate Beads
- The Striped Blanket
- The Alan and the Hunters
- Man and the Alan
- Sogsogot
- The Mistaken Gifts
- The Boy who Became a Stone
- The Turtle and the Lizard
- The Man with the Cocoanuts
- The Carabao and the Shell
- And another shell lying by the river answered, "Here I am!"
- By and by he stopped again and called, "Shell!"
- Again another shell answered, "Here I am!"
- The Alligator's Fruit
- Dogedog
- IGOROT
- Introduction
- The Creation
- The Flood Story
- Lumawig on Earth
- But Lumawig only answered, "I shall provide our wedding feast."
- How the First Head was Taken [105]
- The Serpent Eagle [107]
- The Tattooed Men [109]
- Tilin, The Rice Bird [112]
- WILD TRIBES OF MINDANAO
- Introduction
- How the Moon and the Stars Came to Be
- The Flood Story
- Magbangal [117]
- How Children Became Monkeys
- Bulanawan and Aguio
- Origin
- Lumabet
- The Story of the Creation [128]
- In the Beginning
- And the others replied, "Let us make some people out of wax."
- The Children of the Limokon [133]
- The Sun and the Moon
- The Widow's Son [137]
- MORO
- Introduction
- Mythology of Mindanao [141]
- The Story of Bantugan
- CHRISTIANIZED TRIBES
- Introduction
- The Monkey and the Turtle
- Then one of the other monkeys said: "Let us throw him into the water,"
- The Poor Fisherman and His Wife
- The Presidente who had Horns
- The Story of a Monkey
- The White Squash
- The Creation Story
- The Story of Benito
- The Adventures of Juan
- Juan Gathers Guavas
- The Sun and the Moon [160]
- The First Monkey
- The Virtue of the Cocoanut
- Mansumandig
- Why Dogs Wag their Tails
- The Hawk and the Hen
- The Spider and the Fly
- The Battle of the Crabs
- Pronunciation of Philippine Names
- NOTES
- End of Project Gutenberg's Philippine Folk Tales, by Mabel Cook Cole