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Black Tales for White Children

Chauncey Hugh Stigand, Nancy Stigand

Read by laurakgibbs · LibriVox · public domain · Archive.org recording · License

Chapters

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Foreword (5:54)
The Lion of Manda (5:50)
Pemba Muhori (14:58)
The Cat's Tail (2:28)
The Young Thief (10:12)
The Trapper, the Lion and the Hare (9:12)
Nunda the Slayer (7:55)
The Woodcutter and His Donkey (6:49)
Kitangatanga of the Sea (7:25)
The Lion's Talisman (1:18)
Kibaraka and the Bird (5:49)
The Fools (9:44)
The Hyena and the Moonbeam (1:02)
The Sultan's Snake-child (10:46)
The Poor Man and His Wife of Wood (4:22)
Binti Ali the Clever (11:39)
Segu (2:10)
Lila and Fila (7:18)
The Hunters and the Snake (3:40)
Ali of the Crooked Arm (14:23)
Feeding the Hungry (2:43)
Shani and Tabak (9:22)
A Man and His Mother-in-law (2:14)
The Jackal, the Hare and the Cock (7:52)
The Magic Date Trees (8:34)
Paka the Cat (5:23)
The Oil Merchant (10:33)
Bata the Duck (6:03)
The Sultan's Daughter (1:47)
The Lion, the Hyena and the Hare (2:24)