Jamaican song and storyESTABLISHED IN THE YEAR MDCCCLXXVIII.Reading editionChapter navigation206 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterESTABLISHED IN THE YEAR MDCCCLXXVIII.ANNANCY STORIES, DIGGING SINGS, RING TUNES, AND DANCING TUNESINTRODUCTION.AUTHOR’S PREFACE.PART I. ANNANCY STORIES.I. ANNANCY AND BROTHER TIGER.II. YUNG-KYUM-PYUNG.III. KING DANIEL.IV. TOMBY.V. HOW MONKEY MANAGE ANNANCY.VI. BLACKBIRD AND WOSS-WOSS.VII. THE THREE SISTERS.VIII. WILLIAM TELL.IX. BROTHER ANNANCY AND BROTHER DEATH.X. MR. BLUEBEARD.XI. ANNANCY, PUSS, AND RATTA.XII. TOAD AND DONKEY.XIII. SNAKE THE POSTMAN.XIV. DOBA.XV. DRY-BONE.XVI. ANNANCY AND THE OLD LADY’S FIELD.XVII. MAN-CROW.[42]XVIII. SAYLAN.XIX. ANNANCY AND SCREECH-OWL.XX. ANNANCY AND COW.XXI. TACOMA AND THE OLD-WITCH GIRL.XXII. DEVIL’S HONEY-DRAM.XXIII. ANNANCY IN CRAB COUNTRY.XXIV. GAULIN.XXV. ANNANCY, MONKEY AND TIGER.XXVI. THE THREE PIGS.XXVII. DUMMY.XXVIII. ANNANCY AND CANDLEFLY.XXIX. PARSON PUSS AND PARSON DOG.XXX. CHICKEN-HAWK.XXXI. PRETTY POLL.XXXII. ANNANCY AND HOG.XXXIII. DRY RIVER.XXXIV. YELLOW SNAKE.XXXV. COW AND ANNANCY.XXXVI. LEAH AND TIGER.XXXVII. TIMMOLIMMO.XXXVIII. CALCUTTA MONKEY AND ANNANCY.XXXIX. OPEN SESAME.XL. SEA-MAHMY.XLI. CRAB AND HIS CORN-PIECE.XLII. DRY-GRASS AND FIRE.XLIII. JOHN CROW.XLIV. TIGER’S DEATH.XLV. THE OLD LADY AND THE JAR.XLVI. JOHN CROW AND FOWL-HAWK.XLVII. FINGER QUASHY.XLVIII. ANNANCY AND HIS FISH-POT.XLIX. HOG AND DOG.L. DEVIL AND THE PRINCESS.LI. WHEELER.PART II. DIGGING-SINGS.LII.LIII.LIV.LV.LVI.LVII.LVIII.LIX.LX.LXI.LXII.LXIII.LXIV.LXV.LXVI.LXVII.LXVIII.LXIX.LXX.LXXI.LXXII.LXXIII.LXXIV.LXXV.LXXVI.LXXVII.LXXVIII.LXXIX.LXXX.LXXXI.LXXXII.LXXXIII.LXXXIV.LXXXV.LXXXVI.LXXXVII.LXXXVIII.PART III. RING TUNES.LXXXIX.XC.XCI.XCII.XCIII.XCIV.XCV.XCVI.XCVII.XCVIII.XCIX.C.CI.CII.CIII.CIV.CV.CVI.CVII.CVIII.CIX.CX.CXI.CXII.CXIII.CXIV.CXV.CXVI.PART IV. DANCING TUNES.CXVII.CXVIII.CXIX.CXX.CXXI.CXXII.CXXIII.CXXIV.CXXV.CXXVI.CXXVII.CXXVIII.CXXIX.CXXX.CXXXI.CXXXII.CXXXIII.CXXXIV.CXXXV.CXXXVI.CXXXVII.CXXXVIII.CXXXIX.CXL.CXLI.CXLII.CXLIII.CXLIV.CXLV.CXLVI.CXLVII.CXLVIII.CXLIX.CL.CLI.CLII.CLIII.CLIV.CLV.CLVI.CLVII.CLVIII.CLIX.CLX.CLXI.CLXII.CLXIII.CLXIV.CLXV.CLXVI.CLXVII.CLXVIII.CLXIX.CLXX.CLXXI.CLXXII.CLXXIII.CLXXIV.CLXXV.CLXXVI.CLXXVII.CLXXVIII.CLXXIX.CLXXX.CLXXXI.CLXXXII.CLXXXIII.CLXXXIV.CLXXXV.CLXXXVI.CLXXXVII.CLXXXVIII.CLXXXIX.CXC.CXCI.CXCII.CXCIII.CXCIV.CXCV.CXCVI.APPENDIX.Previous chapter ←Front matterNext chapter →ANNANCY STORIES, DIGGING SINGS, RING TUNES, AND DANCING TUNESAll chapters and sections (206)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsESTABLISHED IN THE YEAR MDCCCLXXVIII.ANNANCY STORIES, DIGGING SINGS, RING TUNES, AND DANCING TUNESINTRODUCTION.AUTHOR’S PREFACE.Parts1Part 1 · Other sectionsI. ANNANCY AND BROTHER TIGER.II. YUNG-KYUM-PYUNG.III. KING DANIEL.IV. TOMBY.V. HOW MONKEY MANAGE ANNANCY.VI. BLACKBIRD AND WOSS-WOSS.VII. THE THREE SISTERS.VIII. WILLIAM TELL.IX. BROTHER ANNANCY AND BROTHER DEATH.X. MR. BLUEBEARD.XI. ANNANCY, PUSS, AND RATTA.XII. TOAD AND DONKEY.XIII. SNAKE THE POSTMAN.XIV. DOBA.XV. DRY-BONE.XVI. ANNANCY AND THE OLD LADY’S FIELD.XVII. MAN-CROW.[42]XVIII. SAYLAN.XIX. ANNANCY AND SCREECH-OWL.XX. ANNANCY AND COW.XXI. TACOMA AND THE OLD-WITCH GIRL.XXII. DEVIL’S HONEY-DRAM.XXIII. ANNANCY IN CRAB COUNTRY.XXIV. GAULIN.XXV. ANNANCY, MONKEY AND TIGER.XXVI. THE THREE PIGS.XXVII. DUMMY.XXVIII. ANNANCY AND CANDLEFLY.XXIX. PARSON PUSS AND PARSON DOG.XXX. CHICKEN-HAWK.XXXI. PRETTY POLL.XXXII. ANNANCY AND HOG.XXXIII. DRY RIVER.XXXIV. YELLOW SNAKE.XXXV. COW AND ANNANCY.XXXVI. LEAH AND TIGER.XXXVII. TIMMOLIMMO.XXXVIII. CALCUTTA MONKEY AND ANNANCY.XXXIX. OPEN SESAME.XL. SEA-MAHMY.XLI. CRAB AND HIS CORN-PIECE.XLII. DRY-GRASS AND FIRE.XLIII. JOHN CROW.XLIV. TIGER’S DEATH.XLV. THE OLD LADY AND THE JAR.XLVI. JOHN CROW AND FOWL-HAWK.XLVII. FINGER QUASHY.XLVIII. ANNANCY AND HIS FISH-POT.XLIX. HOG AND DOG.L. DEVIL AND THE PRINCESS.LI. WHEELER.Parts2Part 2 · Chapters52535455565758596061626364656667686970717273747576777879808182838485868788Parts3Part 3 · Chapters8990919293949596979899100101102103104105106107108109110111112113114115116Parts4Part 4 · Chapters117118119120121122123124125126127128129130131132133134135136137138139140141142143144145146147148149150151152153154155156157158159160161162163164165166167168169170171172173174175176177178179180181182183184185186187188189190191192193194195196Part 4 · Other sectionsAPPENDIX.Alter et Idem.Alter et idem.◇PUBLICATIONS OF THE FOLK-LORE SOCIETY LV. [1904]◇← Front matterANNANCY STORIES, DIGGING SINGS, RING TUNES, AND DANCING TUNES →
