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Below is a listing of stories & books written by Mabel Cook Cole about the fairytales of the Philippines.




Preface >


Tinguian



Introduction >
Aponibolinayen and the Sun >
Aponibolinayen >
Gawigawen of Adasen >
The Story of Gaygayoma Who Lives Up Above >
The Story of Dumalawi >
The Story of Kanag >
The Story of the Tikgi >
The Story of Sayen >
The Sun and the Moon >
How the Tinguian Learned to Plant >
Magsawi >
The Tree with the Agate Beads >
The Striped Blanket >
The Alan and the Hunters >
Man and the Alan >
Sogsogot >
The Mistaken Gifts >
The Boy Who Became a Stone >
The Turtle and the Lizard >
The Man with the Cocoanuts >
The Carabao and the Shell >
The Alligator's Fruit >
Dogedog >


Igorot



Introduction >
The Creation >
The Flood Story >
Lumawig on Earth >
How the First Head Was Taken >
The Serpent Eagle >
The Tattooed Men >
Tilin, The Rice Bird >


Wild Tribes of Mindanao



Introduction >
How the Moon and the Stars Came to Be >
The Flood Story >
Magbangal >
How Children Became Monkeys >
Bulanawan and Aguio >
Origin >
Lumabet >
The Story of the Creation >
In the Beginning >
The Children of the Limokon >
The Sun and the Moon >
The Widow's Son >


Moro



Mythology of Mindanao >
The Story of Bantugan >


Christianized Tribes



Introduction >
The Monkey and the Turtle >
The Poor Fisherman and His Wife >
The Presidente Who Had Horns >
The Story of a Monkey >
The White Squash >
The Creation Story >
The Story of Benito >
The Adventures of Juan >
Juan Gathers Guavas >
The Sun and the Moon >
The First Monkey >
The Virtue of the Cocoanut >
Mansumandig >
Why Dogs Wag their Tails >
The Hawk and the Hen >
The Spider and the Fly >
The Battle of the Crabs >


Appendix



Pronunciation of Philippine Names >
Notes >


The text came from:


Cole, Mabel Cook. Philippine Folk Tales. London: Curtis Brown, 1916. 
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