Pantulu. Folklore of the Telugus

Today's free book is Folklore of the Telugus by G.R. Subramiah Pantulu. For the table of contents, check at the bottom of this post below the image. You can read about the Telugu people of southern India at Wikipedia.

The book is available at Internet Archive and Hathi Trust.

(tiger)

1. An Unseasonable Advice
2. The King and the Wrestler
3. The Old Woman, The Cock, and The Chafing Dish
4. The Deaf Friend
5. The Sagacious Minister
6. The Lion and the Jackal
7. Dream Consciousness
8. The Inevitabiity of the Law of Karma
9. The Washerman Minister
10. The Brahmin and His Two Sons
11. Durbuddhi and Subuddhi
12. Concentration
13. Enquire before you Entrust
14. The Washerman of Benares
15. To Escape Scot-Free
16. Truth Will Come to Light
17. The Brahman and His Two Wives
18. Vanity of Human Wishes
19. The Mussalman and the Robber
20. The Swan and the Crow
21. Castle-Building
22. The Path to Fame
23. Injustice as a Result of Ignorance
24. Child is Father of the Man
25. The Boy and the Thief
26. Ingratitude
27. Keep to Your Promise
28. Pre-Ordinance
29. Duped by the Majority
30. Cheats Will Surely Be Cheated
31. The Tiger and its Council
32. A Wise Counsel
33. The Talisman
34. The Crane and the Fish
35. The Hare and the Elephants
36. An Honest Servant
37. The Three Fish
38. The Crane and the Swan
39. King Sibi
40. The King and the Giant
41. The Acquisition of Friends
42. The Cat and the Mouse