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Tibetan Folk Tales

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by A.L. Shelton

Start Reading Page Index Preface Contents Illustrations One: The Wise Bat Two: The Tiger and the Frog Three: The Cony Who Got into Bad Company Four: The Story of the Donkey and the Rock (A Black Tent Story)Five: Story of the Foolish Head-Man Six: How the Fox Fell a Victim to His Own Deceit Seven: The Ingratitude of Man Eight: Covetousness Nine: The Wise Carpenter Ten: The Story of Drashup and the Goddesses Eleven: How the Louse Got the Black Streak Down His Back Twelve: The Man and the Ghost Thirteen: The Wicked Stepmother Fourteen: The Story of the Two Devils Fifteen: The Wise Woman Sixteen: The Three Friends Seventeen: The Rabbit and Bumblebee Bet Eighteen: How the Rabbit Killed the Lion Nineteen: How the King Lost His Great Jewel Twenty: The Story of the Three Hunters Twenty-One: The Hunter and the Unicorn Twenty-Two: The Decision of the Official as to Who Owned the One Hundred Ounces of Silver Twenty-Three: Story of the Prince's Friend Twenty-Four: How the Raven Saved the Hunter Twenty-Five: The Two Thieves. (A Black Tent Story)Twenty-Six: The Golden Squash. (A Black Tent Story)Twenty-Seven: The Story of the Bald-Headed Man Twenty-Eight: The Man with Five Friends with Different Colored Eyes (A Black Tent Story)Twenty-Nine: The Story of the Violinist Thirty: How the Sacred Duck Got His Yellow Breast Thirty-One: The Two Little Cats Thirty-Two: Story of a Juggler's Tricks Thirty-Three: How the Wolf, the Fox and the Rabbit Committed a Crime Thirty-Four: The Pewter Vase Thirty-Five: A Rabbit Story Thirty-Six: The Story of a Juggler Thirty-Seven: The Story of a Turquoise Thirty-Eight: A Wise Idiot Thirty-Nine: The Man and the Monkeys Forty: The Story of the Tree of Life Forty-One: The Story of the Man with the Goitre Forty-Two: The Story of the Beggar Forty-Three: The Wily Poor Man Forty-Four: The Quarrel of the Five Friends Forty-Five: The Frugal Woman Forty-Six: The Story of Yugpacan, the Brahman. From Jaschke Forty-Seven: The Story of Da Jang. From Amundsen Forty-Eight: Like unto Solomon. From Jaschke Forty-Nine: Tibetan Song Tibetan Music