South-African Folk-TalesFront matterReading editionChapter navigation49 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterJAMES A. HONEŸ, M.D.INTRODUCTIONORIGIN OF THE DIFFERENCE IN MODES OF LIFE BETWEEN HOTTENTOTS AND BUSHMENTHE LOST MESSAGETHE MONKEY'S FIDDLETHE TIGER, THE RAM, AND THE JACKALTHE JACKAL AND THE WOLFA JACKAL AND A WOLFTHE LION, THE JACKAL, AND THE MANTHE WORLD'S REWARDTHE LION AND JACKALTINK-TINKJETHE LION AND JACKALLION AND JACKALTHE HUNT OF LION AND JACKALSTORY OF LION AND LITTLE JACKALTHE LIONESS AND THE OSTRICHCROCODILE'S TREASONTHE STORY OF A DAMTHE DANCE FOR WATER OR RABBIT'S TRIUMPHJACKAL AND MONKEYLION'S SHAREJACKAL'S BRIDETHE STORY OF HARETHE WHITE MAN AND SNAKEANOTHER VERSION OF THE SAME FABLECLOUD-EATINGLION'S ILLNESSJACKAL, DOVE, AND HERONCOCK AND JACKALELEPHANT AND TORTOISEANOTHER VERSION OF THE SAME FABLETORTOISES HUNTING OSTRICHESTHE JUDGMENT OF BABOONLION AND BABOONTHE ZEBRA STALLIONWHEN LION COULD FLYLION WHO THOUGHT HIMSELF WISER THAN HIS MOTHERLION WHO TOOK A WOMAN'S SHAPEWHY HAS JACKAL A LONG BLACK STRIPE ON HIS BACK?HORSE CURSED BY SUNLION'S DEFEATTHE ORIGIN OF DEATHANOTHER VERSION OF THE SAME FABLEA THIRD VERSION OF THE SAME FABLEA FOURTH VERSION OF THE SAME FABLEA ZULU VERSION OF THE LEGEND OF THE "ORIGIN OF DEATH"LITERATUREBeginning of this editionNext chapter →JAMES A. HONEŸ, M.D.All chapters and sections (49)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsJAMES A. HONEŸ, M.D.INTRODUCTIONORIGIN OF THE DIFFERENCE IN MODES OF LIFE BETWEEN HOTTENTOTS AND BUSHMENTHE LOST MESSAGETHE MONKEY'S FIDDLETHE TIGER, THE RAM, AND THE JACKALTHE JACKAL AND THE WOLFA JACKAL AND A WOLFTHE LION, THE JACKAL, AND THE MANTHE WORLD'S REWARDTHE LION AND JACKALTINK-TINKJETHE LION AND JACKALLION AND JACKALTHE HUNT OF LION AND JACKALSTORY OF LION AND LITTLE JACKALTHE LIONESS AND THE OSTRICHCROCODILE'S TREASONTHE STORY OF A DAMTHE DANCE FOR WATER OR RABBIT'S TRIUMPHJACKAL AND MONKEYLION'S SHAREJACKAL'S BRIDETHE STORY OF HARETHE WHITE MAN AND SNAKEANOTHER VERSION OF THE SAME FABLECLOUD-EATINGLION'S ILLNESSJACKAL, DOVE, AND HERONCOCK AND JACKALELEPHANT AND TORTOISEANOTHER VERSION OF THE SAME FABLETORTOISES HUNTING OSTRICHESTHE JUDGMENT OF BABOONLION AND BABOONTHE ZEBRA STALLIONWHEN LION COULD FLYLION WHO THOUGHT HIMSELF WISER THAN HIS MOTHERLION WHO TOOK A WOMAN'S SHAPEWHY HAS JACKAL A LONG BLACK STRIPE ON HIS BACK?HORSE CURSED BY SUNLION'S DEFEATTHE ORIGIN OF DEATHANOTHER VERSION OF THE SAME FABLEA THIRD VERSION OF THE SAME FABLEA FOURTH VERSION OF THE SAME FABLEA ZULU VERSION OF THE LEGEND OF THE "ORIGIN OF DEATH"LITERATUREBYJAMES A. HONEŸ, M.D. →