Mamma's Black Nurse Stories: West Indian Folklore
Mary Pamela Milne-Home, Jacob Young
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(, April 7, 2013)
Mamma's Black Nurse Stories: West Indian Folkloreby Mary Pamela Milne-HomeThe classic 1890 Indian Folklore for Anansi tales from Africa.Table of ContentsList of IllustrationsGlossary of wordsPart IAnansi and alligatorThe lady and the bullThe snake and the king's daughterWhence they cameThe story of Anansi and tigerBrother deathThe snakeThe affassiaGoat and AnansiAnansi, his wife, and tigerThe story about rat and catAnansi, tiger, and goatGarshan bullThe lady and the little doggieDe king and de peafowlPart IIThe lion, goat, and baboonThe little child and the pumpkin-treeThe king and the ant's treeThe girl and the fishThe dancing gangAnansi and baboonAnansi and the lionAnansi and QuanquaThe brother and his sistersWhy the Jack Spaniard's waist is smallThe man and the doukana treeThe ear of corn and the twelve menTable of ContentsList of IllustrationsGlossary of wordsPart IAnansi and alligatorThe lady and the bullThe snake and the king's daughterWhence they cameThe story of Anansi and tigerBrother deathThe snakeThe affassiaGoat and AnansiAnansi, his wife, and tigerThe story about rat and catAnansi, tiger, and goatGarshan bullThe lady and the little doggieDe king and de peafowlPart IIThe lion, goat, and baboonThe little child and the pumpkin-treeThe king and the ant's treeThe girl and the fishThe dancing gangAnansi and baboonAnansi and the lionAnansi and QuanquaThe brother and his sistersWhy the Jack Spaniard's waist is smallThe man and the doukana treeThe ear of corn and the twelve men**This eBook has all graphics of a high quality of scanned document and eligible as good format.**All Pictures and Texts are original re-scanned from the original hardcover book.