Filipino Popular Tales. Various

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      11 How Piro became Rich 41

      12 The Cripple and the Blind Man 51

      13 Marcela outwits the King 56

      14 Cay Calabasa (C) 57

      15 Rodolfo (C) 60

      16 Juan and his Six Friends 78

      17 Edmundo (C) 87

      18 The Three Brothers 127

      19 The Priest and his Pupil 148

      20 Abu-Hasan (C) 154

      21 Don Agustin, Don Pedro, and Don Juan (C) 169

      22 The Adarna Bird (C) (two versions) 169

      23 Pedro and the Giants 175

      24 The Monkey becomes King 182

      25 Juan the Ashes-Trader 195

      26 Colassit and Colaskel 195

      27 Juan the Poor 202

      28 Juan Bachiller (C) 202

      29 Mabait and the Duende 217

      30 The Fortunes of Andoy, an Orphan 241

      31 Peter the Violinist 241

      32 Duke Almanzor (C) 251

      33 The Seven Hunchbacked Brothers 268

      34 Juan and his Father 275

      35 Pugut Negro (C) 280

      36 Juan Tiñoso (C) 283

      37 Juan and Maria (C) 298

      38 Pitong 299

      39 The Wonderful Tree 318

      40 King Asuero and Juan the Poor (C) 322

      41 Ricardo and his Adventures 347

      42 Juan and the Robbers 348

      43 The Adventure of Two Robbers 349

      44 Juan Sadut 351

      45 Juan Loco 352

      46 The Monkey and the Crocodile 377

      47 The Battle between the Birds and the Beasts 381

      48 The Bacuit’s Case 389

      49 Why the Ant is not so Venomous as the Snake 399

      50 The Origin of Locusts 399

      51 The Origin of Locusts 400

      52 The Adam and Eve of the Tagalogs 402

      53 How Lanzones became Edible 402

      54 The Sun, the Moon, and the Stars 405

      55 The Sun and the Moon 406

      56 Origin of the Monkey 413

      57 The First Monkey 413

      58 The Deer and the Snail 429

      APPENDIX 431

      INDEX 447

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