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Ananse's Yam-Foofoo Trick: How His Clever Son Discovered the Secret Nam
Ananse planted a special yam named yam-foofoo, and it grew big! He took some home and cooked it."Tell...
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Ananse's Soup Scheme: The Spider's Failed Plot for Chicken Soup
"I'm so sick," Ananse said to his wife. "Consult the doctor!"When she left, Ananse ran to the...
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Ananse's Pork Plot: How the Spider Tricked His Wife with a Doctor's Disguise
Ananse's wife raised a pig."Let's eat your pig!" Ananse said."No!" she said. "I'm going to sell...
Ananse's Plantain Plot: The Spider's Clever Scheme for Extra Food
Ananse and his family were starving. At last, Ananse found some food: plantains. There were four...
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Ananse's Hat-Dance Disaster: The Tale of How the Spider Lost His Hair
Ananse's mother-in-law died, and Ananse went to the funeral dressed in his fancy funeral-clothes. He...
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Ananse's Failed Death Trick: How Ground-Dove Outsmarted the Trickster Spider
"We need food!" Ananse said to his wife. "I'll lie here, and you'll shout that I'm dead.""My poor...
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Ananse's Ash Escape: A Dark Tale of Theft and Tragedy
Ananse stole the plantains from Goat's plantain-tree. "Baaa-a-a, where are my plantains?" yelled...
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Ananse's Dead Lion Tale: A Dark Story of Trickery Gone Wrong
Lion played dead in the road. Ananse found him and carried him home to eat. "Look at this!" Ananse...
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Ananse's Underground Donkey Trick: How He Fooled Lion with a Tail
Ananse and Lion bought supplies in town. They were almost home when Ananse said, "I forgot molasses!...
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Ananse's Shape-Shifting Feast: How He Fooled Lion Twice
After Ananse left Lion tied to a tree, a woman found Lion and freed him. Grateful Lion invited her...
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Ananse's Revenge: The Rope and String Trick That Caught Lion
Lion had stolen Ananse's fish, and Ananse wanted revenge. "Let's play a game!" said Ananse to Lion....
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Ananse Tricks the Lion with a Knife and Fork Tale: A Classic African Trickster Story
Hyena stole cattle at night. One night, by accident, he grabbed Lion, thinking it was a cow. "That's...
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Ananse's Pepper Sauce Escape from the Lion: A Clever African Tale
Hyena stole cattle at night. One night, by accident, he grabbed Lion, thinking it was a cow. "That's...
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How Ananse Learned to Weave: The Tale of the Banana Tree Escape
Hyena and Monkey were chasing Ananse. "Help me, Banana-Tree!" shouted Ananse. "Take this fiber!"...
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Ananse and the Fling-a-Mile Hole: A Tale of Greed's Fatal Price
Ananse stuck his hand in a hole. The hole said, "I'm Fling-a-Mile!" Then he flung Ananse one mile....
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Ananse's Fatal Counting Trick: How Monkey Outsmarted Him - A Twisted African Tale
Ananse decided to play a trick. He dug five yam-hills, and then he sat beside his yam-field,...
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Ananse's Deadly Funeral Trick: Only Monkey Survives - A Dark African Tale
Ananse and his wife sat under a tree. Monkey was in the tree, listening. "We need meat!" Ananse...
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Ananse's Ant-Filled Suit: How Monkey Lost His Elegance - A Classic African Tale
Ananse used to be elegant and refined. Elegant speech. Refined manners. All the animals respected...
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Ananse's Deceptive Christening Oven in Monkey-Country: A Sinister African Tale
Ananse went to Monkey-Country. "I'm here to christen you," he said, "and this is my christening...
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Ananse's Deadly Cooking Pot in Monkey-Country: A Dark African Folk Story
Ananse went to Monkey-Country, carrying a big pot. He filled the pot with water and put it on the...
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Ananse's Magical Rope and the Witch Monkey: A Dark African Folktale
Ananse owed Monkey money, but couldn't pay, so Monkey whipped Ananse. The next day Monkey came and...
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Ananse, Monkey and Hyena's Clever Escape: A Traditional African Trickster Tale
Ananse and Monkey were friends. "How many tricks do you know?" Ananse asked. "I know plenty of...
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Ananse Tricks Hyena by the River: A Clever African Folktale
Ananse and Hyena went to the river. "Take out your guts before your bath!" Ananse told Hyena, and...
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Ananse Tricks the Hungry Hyena with Sweet Golden Honey: A Classic African Folktale
"What's that?" Hyena asked him. "Monkey piss!" said Ananse, smiling. "Try it!" Hyena tasted the...
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