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G. R. Subramiah Pantulu. Folk-lore of the Telugus
Folk-lore of the Telugus
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION
An Un-seasonable Advice
FOLK-LORE OF THE TELUGUS
I
The King and the Wrestler
II
The Old Woman, the cock and the chafing dish
III
The Deaf Friend
IV
The Sagacious Minister
V
The Lion and the Jackal
VI
Dream consciousness
VII
The inevitability of the Law of Karma
VIII
The Washerman Minister
IX
The Brahmin and his two sons
X
Durbuddhi and Subuddhi
XI
Concentration
XII
Enquire before you Entrust
XIII
The Washerman of Benares
XIV
To Escape Scot-free
XV
Truth will come to Light
XVI
The Brahman and his two wives
XVII
Vanity of human wishes
XVIII
The Mussalman and the Robber
XIX
The Swan and the Crow
XX
Castle-building
XXI
The Path to Fame
XXII
Injustice as the result of ignorance
XXIII
Child is Father of the Man
XXIV
The Boy and the Thief
XXV
Ingratitude
XXVI
Keep to your Promise
XXVII
Pre-ordinance
XXVIII
Duped by the Majority
XXIX
Cheats will surely be cheated
XXX
The Tiger and its Council
XXXI
A Wise Counsel
XXXII
The Talisman
XXXIII
The Crane and the Fish
XXXIV
The Hare and the Elephants
XXXV
An Honest Servant
XXXVI
The Three Fish
XXXVII
The Crane and the Swan
XXXVIII
King Sibi
XXXIX
The King and the Giant
XL
The Acquisition of Friends
XLI
The Cat and the Mouse
XLII
