Bypaths in Dixie: Folk Tales of the South

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INTRODUCTION

CONTENTS

ILLUSTRATIONS

I THE ROOSTER TELEPHONE

II OLD MAN GULLY'S HANT

III JACK O' LANTERN AND THE GLOW WORM

IV MISS RACE HOSS AN' DE FLEAS

V MISS RACE HOSS'S PARTY

VI NED DOG AND BILLY GOAT

VII HOW THE BILLY GOAT LOST HIS TAIL

VIII SHOO FLY

IX ELECTION DAY

X MISTER BAD 'SIMMON TREE

XI BIG EYE BUZZARD

XII MISS LILLY DOVE

XIII MISTER GRAB-ALL SPIDER

XIV MISTER RATTLESNAKE

XV MISS QUEEN BEE

XVI MISTER TALL PINE'S CHRISTMAS TREE

XVII AN AFTERWORD

Title: Bypaths in Dixie

Folk Tales of the South

Author: Sarah Johnson Cocke

Language: English

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BYPATHS IN DIXIE

 

“DES LIKE SHE RUB’IN ON YORN.”

BYPATHS IN DIXIE

FOLK TALES OF THE SOUTH

BY
SARAH JOHNSON COCKE

WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY
HARRY STILLWELL EDWARDS

NEW YORK
E·P·DUTTON & COMPANY
31 West Twenty-Third Street

Copyright, 1911
By E. P. Dutton & Company
Reprinted, May, 1912

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