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115.	Jack and the Devil	150
116.	Jack's Riddle	150
117.	Jack as Fortune-teller	151
118.	Robin as Fortune-teller	151
119.	Jack and the Grateful Dead	152
120.	The Boy and his Master	153
121.	The Language of Beasts	154
122.	The Three Pieces of Advice	155
123.	Three Brothers and the Life-tree	156
124.	The Skilful Brothers	158
125.	The Three Sillies	158
126.	A Misunderstanding	159
127.	Big-head, Big-belly and Little-foot (a and b)	160
128.	The Goat in the Lion's Den	160
129.	The Donkey, The Cat and the Lion's Head	161
130.	Clever Molly May	162
131.	Dancing to Anansi's Fiddle	162
132.	Anansi Claims the Dinner	163
133.	Anansi Seeks his Fortune	163
134.	The Pannier-jar	163
135.	Anansi kills his Grandmother	164
136.	White-belly and Anansi	164
137.	Monkey hunts Anansi	165
138.	Anansi and the Pig Coming from Market	166
Song and Dance.
139.	The Fifer	169
140.	In Come Murray	170
141.	Tacoomah Makes a Dance	170
142.	Anansi Makes a Dance	171
143.	Red Yam	173
144.	Guzzah Man	175
145.	Fowl and Pretty Poll	176
146.	The Cumbolo	176
147.	John-crow and Fowl at Court	177
148.	Wooden Ping-ping and Cock	177
149.	Animal Talk	178
Witticisms		179
Riddles		183
Index to Riddles		219
Abbreviations of Titles		223
Notes to the Tales		233
Index to Informants		291