Old Deccan Days

Introduction; The collector's apology; The narrator's narrative; 1. Punchkin; 2. A funny story; 3. Brave Seventee-Bai; 4. Truth's triumph; 5. Rama and Luxman, or, the learned owl; 6. Little Surya-Bai; 7. The wanderings of Vicram Maharajah; 8. Less inequality than men deem; 9. Panch-Phul Ranee; 10. How the sun, the moon, and the wind went out to dinner; 11. Singh-Rajah, and the cunning little jackals; 12. The jackal, the barber, and the brahmin who had seven daughters; 13. Tit for tat; 14. The brahmin, the tiger, and the six judges; 15. The selfish sparrow and the houseless crows; 16. The valiant chattee-maker; 17. The Rakshas' palace; 18. The blind man, the deaf man, and the donkey; 19. Muchie-Lal; 20. Chundun-Rajah; 21. Sodewa-Bai; 22. Chandra's vengeance; 23. How the three clever men outwitted the demons; 24. The alligator and the jackal; Notes.

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A collection of twenty-four traditional Indian folk tales from the state of Maharashtra, first published in 1868.