Coyote wisdom; Illustrations by Mark Storm and others
J. Frank Dobie, Mody C. Boatright, Harry H. Ransom, editors
- Resource Type:
- Book (Print/Paper)
- Publication:
- Austin : Texas Folk-Lore Society, 1938
- Related Series:
- Texas Folk-lore Society Publications; no. 14
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- Table of Contents:
- Pertinences and patrons / The Editor
- El Coyote, the doves, and the dogs / Dan Storm
- The coyote and Juan's maguey / Dan Storm
- Mr. Coyote and the two sheep / Dan Storm
- Senor Coyote acts as a judge / Dan Storm
- Judging between lions / Dan Storm
- Senor Coyote and Senor Fox / Dan Storm
- Paisano saves Rabbit from Rattlesnake / Dan Storm
- The coyote: animal and folk-character / Lillian Elizabeth Barclay
- The turkey girl / Elizabeth Willis DeHuff
- Beauty and the Beast / Elizabeth Willis DeHuff
- Cliff-dweller, the blue beard / Elizabeth Willis DeHuff
- The giant-killer twins / Elizabeth Willis DeHuff
- The pueblo tar baby story / Elizabeth Willis DeHuff
- The coyote's moon-child / Elizabeth Willis DeHuff
- Fox-Woman and Bear-Woman / Elizabeth Willis DeHuff
- Coyote the sly trickster / Elizabeth Willis DeHuff
- The creation of the Navajos / Elizabeth Willis DeHuff
- Trubble, Brudder Alligator, trubble / E. A. McIlhenny
- Philosphy in folk-lore / Radoslav R. Tsanoff
- Comic exempla in the pioneer pulpit / Mody C. Boatright
- Running down the fool killer / Ralph S. Boggs
- Legend making on the Concho / Fannie E. Ratchford
- Pie-biter / John Gould
- The wart doctor / Frank Simmons
- Traditional Nacogdoches / R. B. Blake
- The snap party in Mills County / Mae Featherstone
- Christmasing with the Tarahumaras / Robert M. Zingg
- Marihuana: a story of its curse / Alvin F. Scharff
- Mexican folk-escapades and tales / Malnor Shumard, Jr.
- Cuerpo sin Alma (note by A. L. Campa) / Mildred Cohen
- The miller and the devil / George C. Taylor
- The Poopampareno / Julia Beazley
- Roy Bean as coroner / J. Marvin Hunter
- The toe wiggled / Lynne Wooten Platter
- A true story of buried gold / Mrs. L. G. Smith
- Hugo: the giant unkillable bull frog / Jimmie Pounds III
- Paul Bunyan: oil man / Margarete Carpenter
- Windy yesterdays / Sue Gates
- Sand storn yarns / Henry W. Barton
- Old-time remedies from Madison County / Gabe Lewis
- Home remedies from Scurry County / Leon Guinn
- Note on frontier journalism / Leon Guinn
- An English source of "The trail to Mexico" / J. W. Hendren
- "There were three (two) crows" I / Samuel E. Asbury
- "There were three (two) crows" II / Alice Atkinson Neighbors.
- Author/Creator:
- Contributors:
- Ransom, Harry Huntt, 1908-1976 , editorStorm, Mark , illustratorTexas Folklore Society , publisher, http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/pbl
- Languages:
- English
- Language Notes:
- Item content: English
- Included Works:
- Related Series:
- Texas Folk-lore Society Publications; no. 14
- Subjects:
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- General Notes:
- Texana Collections' copy (copy 2): Transfer: Laboratory School Library, North Texas State Univerisity, 2010.
Texana Collections' copy (copy 3): Gift: Anonymous
Texana Collections' copy (copy 2): Bound in later blue cloth with white spine titles.
Texana Collections' copy (copy 2): Bookplate of Laboratory School Library, North Texas State University, inside front cover. - Physical Description:
- 300 pages : illustrations, music ; 24 cm.
- Call Numbers:
- GR1 .T4 v.14
398 D633c - Library of Congress Control Numbers:
- a 40000499 (i.e., a40000499)
- OCLC Numbers:
- 1946705