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Ikom folk stories from Southern Nigeria
Capítulos (36)
- IKOM FOLK STORIES FROM SOUTHERN NIGERIA. 0:00
- IKOM FOLK STORIES FROM SOUTHERN NIGERIA. PREFACE. 0:08
- I.—How an Inkum Woman Abandoned One of Her Twins in the Forest, and How it was Saved by the Hawk. 17:13
- II.—The Cunning Hare; or, Why the Tortoise has a Patched Shell. 23:54
- III.—The Story of Igiri and her husband Inkang, who brought up a mushroom baby boy, and what became of him. 33:43
- IV.—How Elili of Inkum died, and was Brought Back to Life Again. 38:08
- V.—Concerning the Human Sacrifices which took Place on the Death of Chief Indoma. 41:33
- VI.—The Story of the Witch who tried to kill her Husband; or, Why Native Dogs refuse to obey their Masters. 44:41
- VII.—How two friends fell out: the Spider and the Grasshopper. 49:48
- VIII.—How Ewa Abagi, an Inkum Woman, was Drowned in the Cross River, and how She was Rescued by the Young Men of Insofan. 59:31
- IX.—The Story of the War between Inkum and Enfitop. 1:07:02
- X.—How an Inkum Boy was Drowned by His Companions and how they were Punished. 1:19:28
- XI.—How a Father Tried to Kill One of his Sons but Failed. 1:30:22
- XII.—Concerning the Okuni Witches and Cannibalism. 1:41:11
- XIII.—Of Chief Amaza, his wife Achi and the Tortoise. 1:55:06
- XIV.—The Fate of Agbor the Hunter, who killed his Wife and Children. 2:01:34
- XV.—What happened at Okuni when anyone was killed by Accident. 2:07:01
- XVI.—How Oghabi poisoned his friend Okpa and family, or why a host should always eat first from the food which he gives to his guests. 2:08:42
- XVII.—How Chief Alankor and all His Family were Killed by a Big Frog, or Why the Cock Crows at Dawn. 2:16:45
- XVIII.—How the River came into Existence; or, Why a Crab has no Head. 2:23:49
- XIX.—Why the Mist rises from the Water. 2:27:47
- XX.—How Ibanang Okpong and her Mother were Swallowed by a Man-eating Drum, and how they Escaped from its Inside. 2:36:33
- XXI.—Why the Head of the Male Goat Smells so Strong. 2:45:31
- XXII.—A Story of the Great Famine. 2:51:58
- XXIII.—Why Edidor killed Her Husband and Her Lover. 3:00:22
- XXIV.—How ’Nyambi punished Chief Oga for trying to commit adultery with his wife Obim. 3:08:57
- XXV.—How Two Bendega Young Men Changed their Skins. 3:21:34
- XXVI.—Concerning the Ju-Ju Against Elephantiasis, or How the Hares Lost their Long Tails. 3:28:59
- XXVII.—How a cruel Inkum Chief was Poisoned by his Slaves, and How his Son Hanged Himself on account of the Expenses of his Brother’s Funeral. 3:44:23
- XXVIII.—How the Frog Beat the Bush Buck in a Race, and Won His Daughter as a Wife. 3:58:50
- XXIX.—Why a Python Never Swallows a Tortoise. 4:04:33
- XXX.—The Game of Hide-and-seek as Played by the Hawk and the Bush Cow. 4:08:26
- XXXI.—Chief Kekong’s Daughter ’Ndere who Married a Python. 4:14:55
- XXXII.—How Agbor Adam broke the Hunting Law of Okuni, and How He was Punished. 4:30:43
- XXXIII.—How Essama Stole Her Father’s Goat in the Fatting-house, and Her Brother was Punished for it. 4:41:50
- Quomodo evenit ut Penis primum cum Vagina coiit. 4:49:18
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