Myths & Legends of our New Possessions & Protectorate

Myths and Legends of Our New Possessions

Gate of the Walled City of Manila.

Copyright, 1899 By J. B. Lippincott Company
Printed by J. B. Lippincott Company, Philadelphia, U. S.A.

This book is affectionately dedicated to Cornelia Otis Skinner, our new possession

Charles M. Skinner
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Table of Contents


Illustrations


In the Caribbean


The Mysterious Islands


The Buccaneers


The Boat of Phantom Children


Early Porto Rico


The Deluge


How Spaniards were Found to be Mortal


Ponce


Water Caves


How a Dutchman Helped the Spaniards


The Ghost of San Geronimo


Police Activity in Humacao


The Church in Porto Rico


The Mermaids


The Aborigines


The Caribs


Secret Enemies in the Hills


Sacred Shrines


Tobacco


The Two Skeletons of Columbus


Obeah Witches


The Matanzas Obeah Woman


How Havana Got its Market


The Justice of Tacon


The Cited


The Virgin’s Diamond


A Spanish Holofernes


The Courteous Battle


Why King Congo was Late


The Chase of Taito Perico


The Voice in the Inn


In the Pacific


Finding of the Islands


Ancient Faiths of Hawaii


The Giant Gods


The First Fire


The Little People


The Hawaiian Iliad


The Hawaiian Orpheus and Eurydice


The Rebellion of Kamiole


The Japanese Sword


Lo-Lale’s Lament


The Resurrections of Kaha


Hawaiian Ghosts


The Three Wives of Laa


The Misdoing of Kamapua


Pele’s Hair


The Prayer to Pele


Lohiau and the Volcano Princess


A Visit of Pele


The Great Famine


Kiha’s Trumpet


How Moikeha Gained a Wife


The Sailing of Paao


The Wronged Wife


The Magic Spear


Hawaiian Witches


The Cannibals


The Various Graves of Kaulii


The Kingship of Umi


Keaulumoku’s Prophecy


The Tragedy of Spouting Cave


The Grave of Pupehe


The Lady of the Twilight


The Ladrones


Old Beliefs of the Filipinos


Animal Myths


Later Religious Myths and Miracles


Bankiva, the Philippine Pied Piper


The Crab Tried to Eat the Moon


The Conversion of Amambar


The Bedevilled Galleon


Two Runaways from Manila


The Christianizing of Wong


The Devil’s Bridge


The Great Earthquake


Suppressing Magic in Manila


Faith that Killed


The Widow Velarde’s Husband


The Grateful Bandits


Colophon


Availability


Encoding


Revision History


Corrections

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Язык

Английский

Год издания

2008-03-02

Темы

Tales -- West Indies; Tales -- Oceania

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