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245 00 American folktales :|bfrom the collections of the Library
of Congress /|cCarl Lindahl, editor ; foreword by Peggy A.
Bulger.
246 3 American folk tales
264 1 Armonk, N.Y. :|bM.E. Sharpe in association with the
Library of Congress,|c[2004]
264 4 |c©2004
300 2 volumes :|billustrations ;|c27 cm
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
337 unmediated|bn|2rdamedia
338 volume|bnc|2rdacarrier
500 "Based on the collections of the American Folklife
Center."
504 Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
505 00 |gv. 1. The nation's most celebrated storytelling family :
the Hickses and the Harmons.|tHow I bought and stole my
wife ;|tTelling tales to my grandkids ;|tThe great pumpkin
;|tGiant mosquitoes ;|tJack, Tom, and Will ;|tThe marriage
of the king's daughter ;|tStiff Dick ;|tThe mad king ;
|tThe bean tree ;|tLittle Dicky Whigburn /|rSamuel Harmon
--|tCatskins /|rAlberta Harmon and Samuel Harmon --|tOld
black dog /|rAlberta Harmon --|tWhen my mother told Jack
tales ;|tJack and the giants' newground ;|tJack and the
drill ;|tJack and the varmints ;|tJack and the bull ;
|tJack and the doctor's girl ;|tJack and the northwest
wind ;|tJack and one of his hunting trips ;|tOld Fire
Dragaman ;|tLove : a riddle tale ;|tJack and the heifer
hide /|rMaud Long --|tJack and the river /|rDaron Douglas
--|tHooray for Old Sloosha! ;|tFeathers in her hair /
|rRoby Monroe Hicks --|tThe Yape /|rBuna Hicks --|tJack
and the robbers ;|tThe unicorn and the wild boar ;|tThe
witch woman on the stone mountain on the Tennessee side ;
|tGrinding at the mill ;|tMule eggs /|rRay Hicks.
505 00 |gv. 1. Sara Cleveland : Irish American tales from Brant
Lake, New York.|tFinn MacCool and the rocks ;|tBlack
horses ;|tTelling fortunes with cards ;|tSpiritualism and
fortune telling ;|tPull, God damn you, pull! ;|tThe kiln
is burning ;|tBaby's gone ;|tThe witch and the donkey ;
|tThe lady and the fairy ;|tLittle Red Night Cap ;|tOld
Graybeard ;|tShiver and shake ;|tRob Haww ;|tOne thing the
devil can't do /|rSara Cleveland.
505 00 |gv. 1. J.D. Suggs : itinerant master.|tHow I learned my
tales ;|tMr. Snake and the farmer ;|tBuzzard goes to
Europe ;|tMonkey apes his master ;|tEfan outruns the Lord
;|tMr. Fox and Mr. Deer ;|tBrother Rabbit rides Brother
Bear ;|tBrother Bear meets man ;|tBrother Bear and Brother
Deer hold a meeting ;|tThe devil's daughter ;|tWhere um-
hum came from ;|tSkin, don't you know me? ;|tThe great
watermelon ;|tPull me up, Simon ;|tBrother Bill, the wild
cowboy /|rJ.D. Suggs.
505 00 |gv. 1. Joshua Alley : down-east tales from Jonesport,
Maine.|tThe bear's tale ;|tMan Warren Beal and the Indians
;|tWrestling the chief ;|tChute's wedge trick ;|tDodging
the wolves ;|tOpen, saysem ;|tThe murderers ;|tThe haunted
sloop ;|tGroans, gold, dreams, and the devil /|rJoshua
Alley.
505 00 |gv. 1. Will "Gillie" Gilchrist : tales of injustice in
the urban South.|tRobbed, and taken for a thief ;|tMore
cop trouble ;|tCourtroom trouble ;|tMore courtroom trouble
;|tCop, courtroom, and jail trouble /|rWill "Gillie"
Gilchrist.
505 00 |gv. 1. Jane Muncy Fugate : healing tales for a mountain
child and troubled adults.|tHow I learned my tales ;
|tMerrywise ;|tOne-my-darling ;|tOld Greasybeard ;|tThe
king's well ;|tRawhead and Bloodybones ;|tThe three
sillies ;|tThe tarnished star ;|tTailipoe|g(1955) ;
|tTailipoe|g(2001) /|rJane Muncy Fugate.
505 00 |gv. 2. Nation's most celebrated folklore collectors, John
A. and Alan Lomax : out West with John A. Lomax. I don't
know how to run /|rJoseph Graham --|tYou can cook
breakfast, too /|rW.D. (Bill) Casey --|tMy brother's last
ride /|rSloan Matthews --|tGetting stuck on a pony ;
|tShooting a wife /|rSam Hill --|tHard times in the Toyah
country /|rAnnie Agnes Kingston.
505 00 |gv. 2. Nation's most celebrated folklore collectors, John
A. and Alan Lomax : down in the delta with Alan Lomax .
|tJohn loses the race ;|tJack guesses what is under the
pot ;|tThe preacher and his hogs ;|tThe preacher who could
always be trapped by women /|r"Buck Asa" Ulisses Jefferson
--|tThe woman who couldn't count ;|tThe lady and her three
daughters /|rM.C. Orr.
505 00 |gv. 2. Nation's most celebrated folklore collectors, John
A. and Alan Lomax : in prison and at home with "Clear
Rock".|tWatermelon story ;|tCat story ;|tMusic for me to
run by ;|tThe leaky house /|rMose "Clear Rock" Platt.
505 00 |gv. 2. Nation's most celebrated folklore collectors, John
A. and Alan Lomax : Aunt Molly Jackson, playing, courting,
witches, ghosts, and lies.|tMy first dance ;|tHow we
entertained ourselves : songs, rhymes, toasts ;|tAn
unreasonable lie : the land of the Yeahoes ;|tCourting
hungry ;|tChurning up the devil ;|tBecoming a witch and
undoing spells ;|tThe witch and the witch doctor ;|tRidden
by a witch ;|tLiving in a haunted house /|rAunt Molly
Jackson.
505 00 |gv. 2. Nation's most celebrated folklore collectors, John
A. and Alan Lomax : on the range with J. Frank Dobie.|tMy
father prays ;|tHilo! ;|tBeef and tallow /|rJ. Frank
Dobie.
505 00 |gv. 2. Legendary America.|tThe wolf boy ;|tThe orphan
girl that died ;|tThe child and the snake /|rLula Davis --
|tA haunted house /|rLaurie Hance --|tLights that listen ;
|tSounds that listen ;|tNatural haints ;|tThe scarecrow
dream /|rEllis Ogle --|tThe Yankee and Marcum /|rBurl
Hammons --|tThe thing on the bridge ;|tThe vanishing
hitchhiker /|rNewton Downey --|tThe three knocks : a
grandmother's ghost /|rLillian Doane --|tThe visions of
Lloyd Chandler /|rGarrett Chandler --|tWitches /|rQuincy
Higgins --|tThe spider witch /|rLeozie Smith --|tNightmare
ridden ;|tThe preachers and the spooks /|rJohn Jackson --
|tFairy forms /|rMargaret Sullivan --|tBanshees and ghosts
/|rFather Sarsfield O'Sullivan --|tRaising the dead : the
Nephite on the road /|rDr. and Mrs. Norman Freestone.
505 00 |gv. 2. Tall tale America.|tPaul Bunyon on Round River /
|rPerry Allen --|tPaul Bunyon moves in circles again /
|rBill McBride --|tA liars' contest /|rfive residents of
the California camps --|tMy three favorite lies /|rVernon
"Shorty" Allen --|tThe peach tree deer /|rBill Robinson --
|tCornered by a polar bear /|rMichael Bruick --|tA land-
loving catfish /|rDoc McConnell --|tThe biggest liar in
the state /|rTillman Cadle --|tSwinging pigs /|rLee Webb -
-|tThe roguish cow /|rGaines Kilgore --|tThe night the
lamp flame froze /|rMary Celestia Parler --|tThe gun ain't
loaded /|rFrank Mahaffey.
505 00 |gv. 2. Jokes.|tDividing the dead /|rEllis Ogle --|tTwo at
the gate ;|tPossums and pigs ;|tThe biggest liar in the
state ;|tHe'll have to swim ;|tCold as hell /Son House --
|tThe preacher and the bully /|rLula Davis --|tBaptists
and Presbyterians ;|tThe Devilists' revival /|rJoan Moser
--|tJamie the mountain lion /|rMargaret Chase --|tPedro de
Urdemalas and the plums ;|tPedro de Urdedmalas and the
pigs ;|tThe indito and his wives ;|tThe indito and the
banker /|rArthur L. Campa --|tUnwatering the mine ;|tTom
the burro ;|tBurros and beechnut /|rLevette Jay Davidson -
-|tWillie and the devil ;|tOld One-Eye /|rGaines Kilgore -
-|tJ. Golden Kimball in his native language /|rHector Lee
--|tCounting the wrong fish /|rJohn Persons --|tI love ewe
;|tSports as markers /|rArcher Gilfillan --|tJohn and Old
Mistress's nightgown ;|tJohn and the bear ;|tJohn and the
coon /|rJohn Davis --|tMonkey and Buzzard ;|tTwenty-five
roosters and one hen ;|tThinning corn ;|tThat's the one /
|rCora Jackson --|tThe cook /|rPaul E. Young --|tA
mountain wedding /|rUncle Alec Dunford.
505 00 |gv. 2. Passing it on : stories for children.|tThe girl
who didn't mind her mother /|rEartha M.M. White --|tThe
crooked old man /|rBascom Lamar Lunsford --|tGrown toe /
|rGlen Muncy Anderson --|tThe forty-mile jumper /|rMary
Celestia Parker --|tGaillum, Singo, et Moliseau /|rBarry
Jean Ancelet --|tShow me your paw /|rCaroline Spurlock
Ancelet --|tSkullbone /|rDebra Anderson --|tLa mata de
higo =|tThe fig tree /|rZiomara Andux --|tSeñorita
Martinez Cucuracha y Señor Ratoncito Pérez =|tMiss
Martinez Cockroach and Mr. Pérez Mouse /|rEvelila Andux --
|tAntonio, cortador de leñal =|tAntonio the woodcutter /
|rMartin Noriega --|tThe fox, the rabbit, and the tarbaby
/|rE.L. Smith --|tThe tarbaby /|rCora Jackson --|tJack and
the beanstalk /|rWilbur Roberts --|tLittle Nippy /|rLee
Wallin.
505 00 |gv. 2. Voicing the past, tales tracing the paths of
American history : Native American visions.|tThe old
woman's vision /|rAmoneeta Sequoyah --|tThe blackfish /
|rGeorge Young (Doctor Stepping Fast) --|tHow the terrapin
got scars on his shell /|rGeorge Griffith.
505 00 |gv. 2. Voicing the past, tales tracing the paths of
American history : slavery days and the Civil War.|tRomey
Howard : freedom in the grave ;|tRomey Howard : fresh meat
tonight /|rE.L. Smith --|tRemembering slavery /|rLaura
Smalley --|tThe sisters and the renegades ;|tGreat-Aunt
Becky's beau /|rLee Winniford.
505 00 |gv. 2. Voicing the past, tales tracing the paths of
American history : struggles with nature and neighbors.
|tDream no more /|rMaggie Hammons Parker --|tShe saved the
children /|rMary Eva Baker --|tThe one-legged Indian /
|rDominick Gallagher --|tPanther Bill /|rJake Sutton --
|tTrying to mix liquor and laughs ;|tThe biggest bear
that's ever been killed /|rJames L. Huskey --|tTrials of a
dog driver /|rCharles Carter --|tI'm still here : healing
at home ;|tI'm a man too : fights every night /|rVories
Moreau.
505 00 |gv. 2. Voicing the past, tales tracing the paths of
American history : Dust Bowl tales.|tDust Bowl refugees ;
|tThe man on the road /|rWoody Guthrie --|tIndians,
locusts, floods, and dust : an Okie family saga /|rFlora
Robertson.
505 00 |gv. 2. Folktales in the making, the September 11 Project.
|tSeptember 11 in Iowa City, Iowa /|rJanet Freeman --
|tSeptember 11 in Red Hook, Brooklyn ;|tHeaven in the
middle of hell ;|tChristian Regenhard /|rLillie Haws.
520 Publisher's description: This two-volume collection of
folktales represents some of the finest examples of
American oral tradition. Drawn from the largest archive of
American folk culture, The American Folklife Center at the
Library of Congress, the first-of-its-kind set includes
magic tales, legends, jokes, tall tales, and personal
narratives -- over 200 in all, many of which have never
been previously transcribed or published. Eminent
folklorist and award-winning author Carl Lindahl selected
and transcribed over 200 recording sessions -- many from
the 1920s and 1930s -- that span the twentieth century,
including recent material drawn from the September 11th
project. This varied collection is organized in chapters
by storyteller, tale type, or region, representing diverse
American cultures from Appalachia and the Midwest to
Native American and Latino traditions. Each chapter begins
by discussing the storytellers and their oral traditions,
and then introduces and presents each tale, so that the
collection is equally accessible to high school students,
general readers, or scholars. Multiple indexes further aid
in locating tales by motif and tale type, storyteller, and
geographical origin.
610 20 American Folklife Center.
650 0 Tales|zUnited States.
650 0 Storytellers|zUnited States.
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