The Talking Turtle and Other Ozark Folk Tales / / Vance Randolph.

Presents many Ozark folk tales shaped and polished by their oral tradition of storytelling documented over years in cabins, stores, campfires, and dances.

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Superior document:Title is part of eBook package: De Gruyter CUP eBook Package Archive 1898-1999 (pre Pub)
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Place / Publishing House:New York, NY : : Columbia University Press, , [1957]
©1957
Year of Publication:1957
Language:English
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Physical Description:1 online resource
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Other title:Frontmatter --
Preface --
Contents --
Introduction --
The Talking Turtle --
Blood in the Cellar --
The Curse of Monegaw --
The Foreigner's Head --
Big Wind at Hurley --
The Well Digger --
Loosening Weeds --
The Wicked Stepmother --
Blind Date on Bull Creek --
The Hollering Story --
It Just Suits Me --
The Big Black Booger --
Big Fraid and Little Fraid --
The Wise Man's Questions --
Fiddler's Cave --
The Holy Rollers --
A Little More Cider --
The Spanish Burial --
To Hell with Joplin --
We Call It Lapland --
The Magic Window --
She's Got One Spoiled Tit --
The Yank Reunion --
Old Man Price's Boar --
The Two White Springs --
They All Started from Scratch --
Pinkley Was a Fool --
Women Run with the Wolves --
The Silent Rifle --
Jack and the Gower --
He Wasn't My Son-in-Law --
The Ghost Was Still Mad --
God Damn the Wind --
The Looking Glass --
Harvey and Myra --
Four Aces Ain't Good --
Tobey the Kingsnake --
Hell Among the Chickens --
Gabe Says It Ain't So Bad --
The Booger Dog --
An Innocent Man --
Good Country Buttermilk --
What They Told on Jasper --
Paw Won't Like This --
The Lazy Fanner --
A Private Room --
Brains for a Tanner --
They Moved the Graveyard --
Yocum Used his Head --
A Pickard Never Forgets --
The Chili King --
Turtles Grow Fast --
The Bolster --
Ida Street's Byword --
Tom and Jerry --
Wild Pigeons --
Sam Fenton Was Tempted --
Plumbing in Oklahoma --
Three Silver Legs --
Can Rats Read? --
The Paper Salesman --
He Talked Kind of Slow --
Them Drunken Painters --
The Son of a Bishop --
The Man That Hated Bats --
Gold Is Where You Find It --
Cruelty to Animals --
You Ain't Coming Back --
They Prayed to the Sun --
The Crow That Talked --
Jack and the Old Witch --
The Death of Little Jemson --
Signs of the Times --
Ice in the Beer --
Teddy Ketchum --
The Bloody Miller --
The Sheriff Give Him Rope --
Dunwoody's Last Joke --
Riding on the Cars --
The Belled Buzzard --
A Little Piece of Thread --
The Big Rabbits --
How to Get Rid of Doctors --
The Preacher Wouldn't Eat --
Three Foot Deeper --
The Necessities of Life --
Riddle Me This --
The Man from Texas --
A Barrel of Popcorn --
Change the Name of Arkansas? --
Johnny's Little Dog --
There's a Sleight to It --
On Trial for His Life --
Wolves Are My Brothers --
Old Horny --
She Wanted a Divorce --
Backhouse Albert's Money --
The Cat's Foot --
Little Toody --
Adam and Eve --
Notes --
Bibliography of Works Cited
Summary:Presents many Ozark folk tales shaped and polished by their oral tradition of storytelling documented over years in cabins, stores, campfires, and dances.
Format:Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
ISBN:9780231897716
9783110442489
DOI:10.7312/rand94244
Access:restricted access
Hierarchical level:Monograph
Statement of Responsibility: Vance Randolph.