Tall tales of Trinidad and Tobago
By: retold by C. R. Ottley.
Publisher: Printed by Horsford Printerie
Published: 1972
Place of publication: [Port-of-Spain, Trinidad]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 71
Subjects: Legends -- Trinidad and Tobago.
Notes: First published in 1962 under title: Legends and true stories of Trinidad and Tobago.
Table of contents: title: The bread was fresh.; title: The hunter and the mapepire snake.; title: The story of the first motor car in Tobago.; title: How an ape caused official commotion.; title: How Percy Huggins won his bride.; title: Gang Gang Sarie flew over from Africa.; title: The story of Ti Piggi.; title: The pig, Gerald Puttrie and the woman.; title: Monsieur Paul's clean neck cock.; title: How the hunter poisoned the mango tree.; title: Tobagonians crowned King Edward twice.; title: How Old John hid his rum.; title: The mistake of Samuel Brown.; title: Pa Pa Lazarri and the devil.; title: The mysterious tombstone at Plymouth, Tobago.; title: How they dance a wedding reel in Tobago.; title: The hanging.; title: A love story of old Trinidad.; title: How Brer Nancy caught the thief.