Notes to Santal folk tales — Reading edition
47 notes · Reading edition
The Two Brothers, Jhorea, and Jhore. · Note 1The Two Brothers, Jhorea, and Jhore. · Note 2The Story of Bitaram. · Note 1The Story of Bitaram. · Note 2The Story of Bitaram. · Note 3The Story of Bitaram. · Note 4Story of a Lizard, a Tiger, and a lame Man. · Note 1Story of a Lizard, a Tiger, and a lame Man. · Note 2The Story of a Simpleton. · Note 1Story of a Lizard, a Tiger, and a lame Man. · Note 3A Thief and a Tiger. · Note 1A Thief and a Tiger. · Note 2A Thief and a Tiger. · Note 3A Thief and a Tiger. · Note 4The Magic Fiddle · Note 1The Magic Fiddle · Note 2A Thief and a Tiger. · Note 5The Magic Fiddle · Note 3Gumda, the Hero. · Note 1Gumda, the Hero. · Note 2Lipi, and Lapra. · Note 1Lipi, and Lapra. · Note 2The Story of Lelha. · Note 1The Story of Lelha. · Note 2The Story of Lelha. · Note 3The Story of Lelha. · Note 4The Story of Lelha. · Note 5The Story of Lelha. · Note 6The Story of Lelha. · Note 7The Story of Lelha. · Note 8The Story of Lelha. · Note 9The Story of Lelha. · Note 10The Story of Lelha. · Note 11The Story of Sindura Gand Garur. · Note 1The Story of Sindura Gand Garur. · Note 2The Story of Sindura Gand Garur. · Note 3The Story of Sindura Gand Garur. · Note 4The Tiger and Ulta’s Mother. · Note 1The Tiger and Ulta’s Mother. · Note 2The Story of Two Princesses. · Note 1The Greatest Cheat of Seven. · Note 1Seven Brothers and their Sister. · Note 1Seven Brothers and their Sister. · Note 2The Story of Jhore. · Note 1The Story of Jhore. · Note 2The Story of Jhore. · Note 3The Story of Jhore. · Note 4