Journal of American Folklore, Svazky 50–51American Folklore Society, 1937 |
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Strana 66
... Ananse takes his friend , a tree - dwelling bush animal named Opuro , to the coast on a trading expedition . Ananse buys tobacco , Opuro buys salt . But Opuro's salt brings in more money than Ananse's tobacco , and Ananse , jealous ...
... Ananse takes his friend , a tree - dwelling bush animal named Opuro , to the coast on a trading expedition . Ananse buys tobacco , Opuro buys salt . But Opuro's salt brings in more money than Ananse's tobacco , and Ananse , jealous ...
Strana 69
... Ananse heself , go cut he ears . " He cut Ananse ear . Hu't him . He say , " Oh , the t'ing hu't too much , you all cry . " Den de wife , de pikin , Ananse heself de cry . When den de cry , Osebo hear de voice . He wan ' go catch ' em ...
... Ananse heself , go cut he ears . " He cut Ananse ear . Hu't him . He say , " Oh , the t'ing hu't too much , you all cry . " Den de wife , de pikin , Ananse heself de cry . When den de cry , Osebo hear de voice . He wan ' go catch ' em ...
Strana 71
... Ananse an ' he pikin come out , begin to dance . Den Obrekuo an ' Abotukra laugh , laugh , laugh te ... make small de bust all two . So Kwaku Ananse see , he run go way . He run . All pikin go , too . When Tiger come back he ask Obrekuo ...
... Ananse an ' he pikin come out , begin to dance . Den Obrekuo an ' Abotukra laugh , laugh , laugh te ... make small de bust all two . So Kwaku Ananse see , he run go way . He run . All pikin go , too . When Tiger come back he ask Obrekuo ...
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