Volume VI / Number 3
1915
Vol. VI / No. 3
By: G. B. G.
Guatemala Myths*
In Guatemala are many high mountains and many fertile valleys with beautiful lakes and running streams. Nowhere in the world […]
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Li Poo
(THE MOON) There was a great cacique in the land and he had a beautiful daughter. He loved her so […]
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The Horned Serpent
On a certain day long, long ago there was a great trembling of the earth and all the people said, […]
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The Boy and the Sword
There was once a poor man who lived by tilling the soil. This man had one son who from his […]
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Duende Gifts
The Duende can grant any request no matter how extravagant, if one takes the trouble to go alone to the […]
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The Duende Girl
Once there was a little girl. One day this little girl, who had been playing down by the brook, ran […]
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The Miser, the Girl, the Jar and the Fool
Once upon a time there was an old miser who had a beautiful jar. Now this jar was so very […]
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The Envious Farmer
There was once an old witch who lived in a cave and whenever she wanted to go anywhere she said, […]
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Wee Rabbit Sells a Bag of Maize
Wee Rabbit one day found himself without money to buy food for his loving wife and numerous children. In vain […]
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