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Catalog: Traditional Stories — South American

South American — 2 works · 37 physical books

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• South American — 2 works · 37 physical books

  • Brazilian — 2 works · 37 physical books

    • Fairy Tales from Brazil — 21 physical books

      Brazilian oral traditions; Collected and retold by Elsie Spicer Eells; Project Gutenberg #24714

      • The Project Gutenberg eBook of Fairy Tales from Brazil: How and Why Tales from Brazilian Folk-Lore

        • Volume 1 of 21 — Volume 1 of 21
      • ACKNOWLEDGMENT

        • Volume 2 of 21 — Volume 2 of 21
      • How Night Came

        • Volume 3 of 21 — Volume 3 of 21
      • How the Rabbit Lost His Tail

        • Volume 4 of 21 — Volume 4 of 21
      • How the Toad Got His Bruises

        • Volume 5 of 21 — Volume 5 of 21
      • How the Tiger Got His Stripes

        • Volume 6 of 21 — Volume 6 of 21
      • Why the Lamb Is Meek

        • Volume 7 of 21 — Volume 7 of 21
      • Why the Tiger and the Stag Fear Each Other

        • Volume 8 of 21 — Volume 8 of 21
      • How the Speckled Hen Got Her Speckles

        • Volume 9 of 21 — Volume 9 of 21
      • How the Monkey Became a Trickster

        • Volume 10 of 21 — Volume 10 of 21
      • How the Monkey and the Goat Earned Their Reputations

        • Volume 11 of 21 — Volume 11 of 21
      • How the Monkey Got a Drink When He Was Thirsty

        • Volume 12 of 21 — Volume 12 of 21
      • How the Monkey Got Food When He Was Hungry

        • Volume 13 of 21 — Volume 13 of 21
      • Why the Bananas Belong to the Monkey

        • Volume 14 of 21 — Volume 14 of 21
      • How the Monkey Escaped Being Eaten

        • Volume 15 of 21 — Volume 15 of 21
      • Why the Monkey Still Has a Tail

        • Volume 16 of 21 — Volume 16 of 21
      • How Black Became White

        • Volume 17 of 21 — Volume 17 of 21
      • How the Pigeon Became a Tame Bird

        • Volume 18 of 21 — Volume 18 of 21
      • Why the Sea Moans

        • Volume 19 of 21 — Volume 19 of 21
      • How the Brazilian Beetles Got Their Gorgeous Coats

        • Volume 20 of 21 — Volume 20 of 21
      • THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG™ LICENSE

        • Volume 21 of 21 — Volume 21 of 21
    • Tales of Giants from Brazil — 16 physical books

      Brazilian oral traditions; Collected and retold by Elsie Spicer Eells; Project Gutenberg #21678

      • The Project Gutenberg eBook of Tales of Giants from Brazil

        • Volume 1 of 16 — Volume 1 of 16
      • TALES OF GIANTS FROM BRAZIL

        • Volume 2 of 16 — Volume 2 of 16
      • FOREWORD

        • Volume 3 of 16 — Volume 3 of 16
      • I THE PRINCESS OF THE SPRINGS

        • Volume 4 of 16 — Volume 4 of 16
      • II THE FOUNTAIN OF GIANT LAND

        • Volume 5 of 16 — Volume 5 of 16
      • III THE BOY AND THE VIOLIN

        • Volume 6 of 16 — Volume 6 of 16
      • IV THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PRINCESS

        • Volume 7 of 16 — Volume 7 of 16
      • V THE LITTLE SISTER OF THE GIANTS

        • Volume 8 of 16 — Volume 8 of 16
      • VI THE FOREST LAD AND THE WICKED GIANT

        • Volume 9 of 16 — Volume 9 of 16
      • VII HOW THE GIANTESS GUIMARA BECAME SMALL

        • Volume 10 of 16 — Volume 10 of 16
      • VIII THE ADVENTURES OF A FISHERMAN’S SON

        • Volume 11 of 16 — Volume 11 of 16
      • IX THE BEAST SLAYER

        • Volume 12 of 16 — Volume 12 of 16
      • X THE QUEST OF CLEVERNESS

        • Volume 13 of 16 — Volume 13 of 16
      • XI THE GIANT’S PUPIL

        • Volume 14 of 16 — Volume 14 of 16
      • XII DOMINGO’S CAT

        • Volume 15 of 16 — Volume 15 of 16
      • THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG™ LICENSE

        • Volume 16 of 16 — Volume 16 of 16

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