Yoruba Legends - Index

• ―Yoruba Legends - Index
• ―Yoruba Legends - Title Page
• ―PREFACE
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• ―I THE KINGDOM OF THE YORUBAS
• ―II HOW TRIBAL MARKS CAME TO BE USED
• ―III AKITI THE HUNTER
• ―IV SONS OF STICKS
• ―V WHY WOMEN HAVE LONG HAIR
• ―VI WHY PEOPLE CRY "LONG LIVE THE KING!" WHEN THUNDER FOLLOWS LIGHTNING
• ―VII THE OLOFIN AND THE MICE
• ―VIII THE IROKO TREE
• ―IX ORISA OKO
• ―X MOREMI
• ―XI THE BAT
• ―XII THE LEOPARD-MAN
• ―XIII THE WATER-BIRD
• ―XIV THE ANTS AND THE TREASURE
• ―XV THE VOICES OF BIRDS
• ―XVI THE THREE MAGICIANS
• ―XVII ISOKUN AND THE BABY
• ―XVIII THE TWIN BROTHERS
• ―XIX HOW LEOPARD GOT HIS SPOTS
• ―XX ANOTHER STORY OF LEOPARD’S SPOTS
• ―XXI THE HEAD
• ―XXII OLE AND THE ANTS
• ―XXIII THE BOA-CONSTRICTOR
• ―XXIV OLURONBI
• ―XXV THE STAFF OF ORANYAN
• ―XXVI THE ELEPHANT’S TRUNK
• ―XXVII THE SECRET OF THE FISHING-BASKETS
• ―XXVIII THE TEN GOLDSMITHS
• ―XXIX THE COOKING-POT
• ―XXX THE PARROT
• ―XXXI THE GHOST-CATCHER
• ―STORIES OF TORTOISE
• ―XXXII TORTOISE AND THE KING
• ―XXXIII TORTOISE AND MR. FLY
• ―XXXIV ERIN AND ERINOMI (THE LAND- AND WATER-ELEPHANTS)
• ―XXXV THE THREE DEATHS OF TORTOISE
• ―XXXVI TORTOISE AND THE COCK
• ―XXXVII TORTOISE AND CRAB
• ―XXXVIII TORTOISE AND PIGEON
• ―XXXIX TORTOISE AND THE WHIP-TREE
• ―XL TORTOISE AND THE RAIN