Nights With Uncle Remus is a story-book dearly loved by children. Besides that, it is an important contribution to the study of Afro-American folk-lore, and through many years of popularity it has carried a long and learned Introduction, of great interest to students but rather forbidding in aspect to youthful readers. In this new edition, which has been prepared especially for children, and illustrated in colors by an artist who knows how to please them as well as their elders, the Introduction has been omitted, but the stories and their charming setting have been left intact.
June, 1917
| I. | Mr. Fox and Miss Goose | [3] |
| II. | Brer Fox catches Mr. Horse | [7] |
| III. | Brer Rabbit and the Little Girl | [ 11] |
| IV. | Brer Fox copies Brer Rabbit | [ 14] |
| V. | Brer Rabbit's Astonishing Prank | [ 18] |
| VI. | Brer Rabbit secures a Mansion | [ 22] |
| VII. | Mr. Lion hunts for Mr. Man | [27] |
| VIII. | The Story of the Pigs | [31] |
| IX. | Mr. Benjamin Ram and his Wonderful Fiddle | [35] |
| X. | Brer Rabbit's Riddle | [41] |
| XI. | How Mr. Rooster lost his Dinner | [49] |
| XII. | Brer Rabbit breaks up a Party | [53] |
| XIII. | Brer Fox, Brer Rabbit, and King Deer's Daughter | [58] |
| XIV. | Brer Terrapin deceives Brer Buzzard | [62] |
| XV. | Brer Fox covets the Quills | [66] |
| XVI. | How Brer Fox failed to get his Grapes | [70] |
| XVII. | Brer Fox figures as an Incendiary | [75] |
| XVIII. | A Dream and a Story | [79] |
| XIX. | The Moon in the Mill-Pond | [83] |
| XX. | Brer Rabbit takes some Exercise | [89] |
| XXI. | Why Brer Bear has no Tail | [97] |
| XXII. | How Brer Rabbit frightened his Neighbors | [100] |
| XXIII. | Mr. Man has some Meat | [105] |
| XXIV. | How Brer Rabbit got the Meat | [108] |
| XXV. | African Jack | [112] |
| XXVI. | Why the Alligator's Back is Rough | [119] |
| XXVII. | Brer Wolf says Grace | [123] |
| XXVIII. | Spirits, Seen and Unseen | [129] |
| XXIX. | A Ghost Story | [134] |
| XXX. | Brer Rabbit and his Famous Foot | [141] |
| XXXI. | "In some Lady's Garden" | [149] |
| XXXII. | Brer 'Possum gets in Trouble | [156] |
| XXXIII. | Why the Guinea-fowls are speckled | [162] |
| XXXIV. | Brer Rabbit's Love-charm | [166] |
| XXXV. | Brer Rabbit submits to a Test | [170] |
| XXXVI. | Brer Wolf falls a Victim | [174] |
| XXXVII. | Brer Rabbit and the Mosquitoes | [179] |
| XXXVIII. | The Pimmerly Plum | [185] |
| XXXIX. | Brer Rabbit gets the Provisions | [195] |
| XL. | "Cutta Cord-La!" | [200] |
| XLI. | Aunt Tempy's Story | [204] |
| XLII. | The Fire-Test | [209] |
| XLIII. | The Cunning Snake | [214] |
| XLIV. | How Brer Fox was too Smart | [218] |
| XLV. | Brer Wolf gets in a Warm Place | [225] |
| XLVI. | Brer Wolf still in Trouble | [229] |
| XLVII. | Brer Rabbit lays in his Beef Supply | [234] |
| XLVIII. | Brer Rabbit and Mr. Wildcat | [238] |
| XLIX. | Mr. Benjamin Ram defends Himself | [245] |
| L. | Brer Rabbit pretends to be Poisoned | [249] |
| LI. | More Trouble for Brer Wolf | [253] |
| LII. | Brer Rabbit outdoes Mr. Man | [256] |
| LIII. | Brer Rabbit takes a Walk | [260] |
| LIV. | Old Grinny-Granny Wolf | [263] |
| LV. | How Wattle Weasel was Caught | [267] |
| LVI. | Brer Rabbit ties Mr. Lion | [272] |
| LVII. | Mr. Lion's Sad Predicament | [276] |
| LVIII. | The Origin of the Ocean | [279] |
| LIX. | Brer Rabbit gets Brer Fox's Dinner | [283] |
| LX. | How the Bear nursed the Little Alligators | [291] |
| LXI. | Why Mr. Dog runs Brer Rabbit | [295] |
| LXII. | Brer Wolf and the Horned Cattle | [298] |
| LXIII. | Brer Fox and the White Muscadines | [302] |
| LXIV. | Mr. Hawk and Brer Buzzard | [306] |
| LXV. | Mr. Hawk and Brer Rabbit | [309] |
| LXVI. | The Wise Bird and the Foolish Bird | [312] |
| LXVII. | Old Brer Terrapin gets some Fish | [315] |
| LXVIII. | Brer Fox makes a Narrow Escape | [318] |
| LXIX. | Brer Fox's Fish Trap | [321] |
| LXX. | Brer Rabbit rescues Brer Terrapin | [325] |
| LXXI. | The Night before Christmas | [333] |
