Short stories by Mrs. Howard Kingscote

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Kingscote, Mrs. Howard

o "Charity Alone Conquers" from "Tales of the Sun", Folklore of Southern India by Mrs. H. Kingscote and Pandit Sastri

o Beggar And The Five Muffins, The from "Tales of the Sun", Folklore of Southern India by Mrs. H. Kingscote and Pandit Sastri

o Brahman Priest Who Became An Amildar, The from "Tales of the Sun", Folklore of Southern India by Mrs. H. Kingscote and Pandit Sastri

o Brahmarakshas And The Hair, The from "Tales of the Sun", Folklore of Southern India by Mrs. H. Kingscote and Pandit Sastri

o Brahmin Girl That Married A Tiger, The from "Tales of the Sun", Folklore of Southern India by Mrs. H. Kingscote and Pandit Sastri

o Chandralekha And The Eight Robbers from "Tales of the Sun", Folklore of Southern India by Mrs. H. Kingscote and Pandit Sastri

o Conquest Of Fate, The from "Tales of the Sun", Folklore of Southern India by Mrs. H. Kingscote and Pandit Sastri

o Gardener's Cunning Wife, The from "Tales of the Sun", Folklore of Southern India by Mrs. H. Kingscote and Pandit Sastri

o Good Husband And The Bad Wife, The from "Tales of the Sun", Folklore of Southern India by Mrs. H. Kingscote and Pandit Sastri

o Good Luck To The Lucky One; or, Shall I Fall Down? from "Tales of the Sun", Folklore of Southern India by Mrs. H. Kingscote and Pandit Sastri

o Good Wife And The Bad Husband, The from "Tales of the Sun", Folklore of Southern India by Mrs. H. Kingscote and Pandit Sastri

o Good Will Grow Out Of Good from "Tales of the Sun", Folklore of Southern India by Mrs. H. Kingscote and Pandit Sastri

o Keep It For The Beggar from "Tales of the Sun", Folklore of Southern India by Mrs. H. Kingscote and Pandit Sastri

o Light Makes Prosperity from "Tales of the Sun", Folklore of Southern India by Mrs. H. Kingscote and Pandit Sastri

o Lost Camel And Other Tales, The from "Tales of the Sun", Folklore of Southern India by Mrs. H. Kingscote and Pandit Sastri

o Monkey With The Tom-Tom, The from "Tales of the Sun", Folklore of Southern India by Mrs. H. Kingscote and Pandit Sastri

o Mother-In-Law Became An Ass, The from "Tales of the Sun", Folklore of Southern India by Mrs. H. Kingscote and Pandit Sastri

o Mr. Mighty-Of-His-Mouth And Mr. Mighty-Of-His-Hands from "Tales of the Sun", Folklore of Southern India by Mrs. H. Kingscote and Pandit Sastri

o Mr. Won't Give And Mr. Won't Leave from "Tales of the Sun", Folklore of Southern India by Mrs. H. Kingscote and Pandit Sastri

o Pride Goeth Before A Fall from "Tales of the Sun", Folklore of Southern India by Mrs. H. Kingscote and Pandit Sastri

o Ranavirasing from "Tales of the Sun", Folklore of Southern India by Mrs. H. Kingscote and Pandit Sastri

o Retaliation--Palikkuppali from "Tales of the Sun", Folklore of Southern India by Mrs. H. Kingscote and Pandit Sastri

o Soothsayer's Son, The from "Tales of the Sun", Folklore of Southern India by Mrs. H. Kingscote and Pandit Sastri

o Story Of Appayya, The from "Tales of the Sun", Folklore of Southern India by Mrs. H. Kingscote and Pandit Sastri

o Story Of The Three Deaf Men, The from "Tales of the Sun", Folklore of Southern India by Mrs. H. Kingscote and Pandit Sastri

o Why Brâhmans Cannot Eat In The Dark from "Tales of the Sun", Folklore of Southern India by Mrs. H. Kingscote and Pandit Sastri

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