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Philippine Folk Tales: Christianized Tribes: The Story of a Monkey

Filipino EthnographyPhilippine FolkloreSoutheast Asian Folktales

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Ilocano One day when a monkey was climbing a tree in the forest in which he lived, he ran a thorn into his tail. Try as he would, he could not get it out, so he went to a barber in the town and said: "Friend Barber, I have a thorn in the end of my tail. Pull it out, and I will pay you well." The barber tried to pull out the thorn with his razor, but in doing so he cut off the end of the tail.

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