Folk tales from Tibet
- Subtitle
- With illustrations by a Tibetan artist and some verses from Tibetan love-songs
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1. Front matter2. WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY A TIBETAN ARTIST AND SOME VERSES FROM TIBETAN LOVE-SONGS3. PREFACE.4. CONTENTS.5. LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.6. HOW THE HARE GOT HIS SPLIT LIP.7. THE STORY OF THE TIGER AND THE MAN.8. THE STORY OF GOOD FAITH.9. THE STORY OF THE TWO NEIGHBOURS.10. THE STORY OF THE CAT AND THE MICE.11. THE STORY OF THE FOOLISH YOUNG MUSSULMAN.12. THE KYANG, THE FOX, THE WOLF AND THE HARE.13. THE FROG AND THE CROW.14. THE HARE AND THE LIONS.15. THE SHEEP, THE LAMB, THE WOLF AND THE HARE.16. THE STORY OF HOW THE HARE MADE A FOOL OF THE WOLF.17. THE MOUSE’S THREE CHILDREN.18. THE JACKALS AND THE TIGER.19. THE STORY OF THE THREE THIEVES.20. THE STORY OF THE BOY WITH THE DEFORMED HEAD.21. THE PRINCE AND THE OGRE’S CASTLE.22. THE STORY OF THE STONE LION.23. THE STORY OF THE LAMA’S SERVANT.24. THE COUNTRY OF THE MICE.25. THE STORY OF THE TORTOISE AND THE MONKEY.26. THE STORY OF ROOM BACHA AND BAKI.27. HOW HE FOUND THE LOST TURQUOISE.28. HOW HE DISLODGED THE SPIDER.29. HOW HE DEFEATED THE ENEMY.30. SOME VERSES FROM TIBETAN LOVE-SONGS.31. LOVE SONG.