South-African Folk-Tales
by James A. Honey
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Contents
- Introduction
- Origin of the Difference in Modes of Life Between Hottentots and Bushmen
- The Lost Message
- The Monkey's Fiddle
- The Tiger, the Ram, and the Jackal
- The Jackal and the Wolf
- A Jackal and a Wolf
- The Lion, the Jackal, and the Man
- The World's Reward
- The Lion and Jackal
- Tink-Tinkje
- The Lion and Jackal
- Lion and Jackal
- The Hunt of Lion and Jackal
- Story of Lion and Little Jackal
- The Lioness and the Ostrich
- Crocodile's Treason
- The Story of a Dam
- The Dance for Water or Rabbit's Triumph
- Jackal and Monkey
- Lion's Share
- Jackal's Bride
- The Story of Hare
- The White Man and Snake
- Another Version of the Same Fable
- Cloud-Eating
- Lion's Illness
- Jackal, Dove, and Heron
- Cock and Jackal
- Elephant and Tortoise
- Another Version of the Same Fable
- Tortoises Hunting Ostriches
- The Judgment of Baboon
- Lion and Baboon
- The Zebra Stallion
- When Lion Could Fly
- Lion Who Thought Himself Wiser Than His Mother
- Lion Who Took a Woman's Shape
- Why Has Jackal a Long Black Stripe on His Back?
- Horse Cursed by Sun
- Lion's Defeat
- The Origin of Death
- Another Version of the Same Fable
- A Third Version of the Same Fable
- A Fourth Version of the Same Fable
- A Zulu Version of the Legend of the "Origin of Death"
- Literature