Outa Karel's Stories: South African Folk-Lore Tales

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Sanni Metelerkamp

Foreword.

Contents.

Illustrations.

Glossary.

I.

The Place and the People.

II.

How Jakhals Fed Oom Leeuw.

III.

Who was King?

IV.

Why the Hyena is Lame.

V.

Who was the Thief?

VI.

The Sun.

A Bushman Legend.

VII.

The Stars and the Stars' Road.

VIII.

Why the Hare's Nose is Slit.

IX.

How the Jackal got his Stripe.

X.

The Animals' Dam.

XI.

Saved by his Tail.

XII.

The Flying Lion.

XIII.

Why the Heron has a Crooked Neck.

XIV.

The Little Red Tortoise.

XV.

The Ostrich Hunt.

Other Folk-Lore Tales

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Outa Karel’s Stories

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Outa Karel and Little Jan—The Little Red Tortoise

Outa Karel and Little Jan—The Little Red Tortoise

Frontispiece

Original Title Page.
Outa Karel’s Stories
South African Folk-Lore Tales
By
Sanni Metelerkamp
With illustrations by Constance Penstone
Macmillan and Co., Limited
St. Martin’s Street, London
1914

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To all children
young and old
who love a folk-lore story

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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