Notes to Ikom folk stories from Southern Nigeria — Reading edition
11 notes · Reading edition
VIII.—How Ewa Abagi, an Inkum Woman, was Drowned in the Cross River, and how She was Rescued by the Young Men of Insofan. · Note 1XI.—How a Father Tried to Kill One of his Sons but Failed. · Note 1XI.—How a Father Tried to Kill One of his Sons but Failed. · Note 2XII.—Concerning the Okuni Witches and Cannibalism. · Note 1XIII.—Of Chief Amaza, his wife Achi and the Tortoise. · Note 1XXII.—A Story of the Great Famine. · Note 1XXIII.—Why Edidor killed Her Husband and Her Lover. · Note 1XXIII.—Why Edidor killed Her Husband and Her Lover. · Note 2XXVI.—Concerning the Ju-Ju Against Elephantiasis, or How the Hares Lost their Long Tails. · Note 1XXVI.—Concerning the Ju-Ju Against Elephantiasis, or How the Hares Lost their Long Tails. · Note 2XXXII.—How Agbor Adam broke the Hunting Law of Okuni, and How He was Punished. · Note 1