More jungle tales
Subtitle: adventures in India
By: by Howard Anderson Musser ... ; illustrated from photographs and with drawings by Morgan Stinemetz.
Contributors: Stinemetz, Morgan, ill.; George H. Doran Company.
Series: History of religions preservation project -- MN41581.2.
Publisher: George H. Doran Company
Published: 1923
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Format: Microform
Number of pages: 196
Subjects: Missionaries -- India.; Missionary stories.
Table of contents: title: Shadrach; title: the dinner that four jungle dogs didn't eat; title: Meshach; title: or fortunes in Kali Putr (Manganese); title: Giving the untainted leper child his chance; title: Krishmarao, who fought the disease devil out of Manglewari; title: Gangaram the Mahar and his son Monkeyface; title: Nandhi, the Ghond boy, sees civilization; title: Nattu, the Bengali boy, who used to fight for goat-heads in Kali's temple; title: Gopal Singh, the Brahmin convert, whose parents killed him; title: Metapordu, the Telegu priest, and his heroic death; title: Baji, the epileptic woman's son; title: The untouchable boy who reached the heights; title: Dennis Clancy's mud trial, or how to lose your temper; title: A jungle Good Samaritan parable that Anton understood; title: Some monkey shines in the jungle; title: Wagh, the tiger; title: Esther, the madman's unwilling bride; title: Mungli, the girl who prayed the idol out of the village; title: Snakes and snakes and then still more snakes!; title: How Titus, the tiger-killer, was tamed; title: Out of the jaws of a black man-eating panther; title: When west goes east, or the lady and the tiger; title: Some girls; title: Papia Waghmari, the little temple Marli; title: Blacking Atmaram's face; title: Toe-