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I. | THE KINGDOM OF THE YORUBAS | 1 |
II. | HOW TRIBAL MARKS CAME TO BE USED | 2 |
III. | AKITI THE HUNTER | 3 |
IV. | SONS OF STICKS | 5 |
V. | WHY WOMEN HAVE LONG HAIR | 6 |
VI. | WHY PEOPLE CRY “LONG LIVE THE KING!” WHEN THUNDER FOLLOWS LIGHTNING | 7 |
VII. | THE OLOFIN AND THE MICE | 9 |
VIII. | THE IROKO TREE | 11 |
IX. | THE HUNTER AND THE DEMON POLO, OR, ORISA OKO | 12 |
X. | MOREMI | 14 |
XI. | THE BAT | 17 |
XII. | THE LEOPARD-MAN | 18 |
XIII. | THE WATER-BIRD | 20 |
XIV. | THE ANTS AND THE TREASURE | 21 |
XV. | THE VOICES OF BIRDS | 26 |
XVI. | THE THREE MAGICIANS | 28 |
XVII. | ISOKUN AND THE BABY | 31 |
XVIII. | THE TWIN BROTHERS | 33 |
XIX. | HOW LEOPARD GOT HIS SPOTS | 36 |
XX. | ANOTHER STORY OF LEOPARD AND HIS SPOTS | 37 |
XXI. | THE HEAD | 38 |
XXII. | OLE AND THE ANTS | 40 |
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XXIII. | THE BOA-CONSTRICTOR | 42 |
XXIV. | OLURONBI | 43 |
XXV. | THE STAFF OF ORANYAN | 46 |
XXVI. | THE ELEPHANT’S TRUNK | 48 |
XXVII. | THE SECRET OF THE FISHING-BASKETS | 49 |
XXVIII. | THE TEN GOLDSMITHS | 51 |
XXIX. | THE COOKING-POT | 55 |
XXX. | THE PARROT | 56 |
XXXI. | THE GHOST-CATCHER | 59 |
STORIES OF TORTOISE | ||
XXXII. | TORTOISE AND THE KING | 65 |
XXXIII. | TORTOISE AND MR. FLY | 68 |
XXXIV. | ERIN AND ERINOMI (THE LAND- AND WATER-ELEPHANTS) | 71 |
XXXV. | THE THREE DEATHS OF TORTOISE | 73 |
XXXVI. | TORTOISE AND THE COCK | 75 |
XXXVII. | TORTOISE AND CRAB | 76 |
XXXVIII. | TORTOISE AND PIGEON | 77 |
XXXIX. | TORTOISE AND THE WHIP-TREE | 80 |
XL. | TORTOISE AND THE RAIN | 84 |