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Introduction
Animal Stories
The Mantis Assumes the Form of a Hartebeest
Gaunu-tsaxau, the Baboons, and the Mantis
The Story of the Leopard Tortoise
The Hyena's Revenge
The Lion Jealous of the Voice of the Ostrich
The Resurrection of the Ostrich
The Vultures, Their Elder Sister, and Her Husband
The Stone Man, the Lioness, and the Children
The Mason Wasp and His Wife
The Frog's Story
The Narru and Her Husband
The Young Man of the Ancient Race
Who Was Carried off by a Lion
Sun, Moon, and Stars
The Children Are Sent to Throw the Sleeping Sun into the Sky
The Wife of the Dawn's Heart Star
The Origin of Death
Do Not Look at the Moon when Game Has Been Shot
The Girl Who Made Stars
The Great Star Gaunu, Singing, Names the Other Stars
What the Stars Say
Wind and Rain
The Child of the Wind
The Wind
Kagara and Haunu, Who Fought Each Other with Lightning
A Woman of the Early Race and the Rain Bull
Songs
The Cat's Song
The Song of the Caama Fox
The Songs of the Blue Crane
The Old Woman's Song
A Song Sung by the Star Gaunu, and by Bushman Women
Sirius and Canopus
The Song of the Bustard
The Song of the Springbok Mothers
A Song on the Loss of a Tobacco Pouch
The Broken String
The Death of the Lizard
The Song of the Leopard
Prayer to the Young Moon
Hunters
The Leopard and the Jackal 109
Doings of the Springbok
Habits of the Bat and the Porcupine
The Kaukau Bird and the Wild Cat
The Baboons and the Hunter
A Lion's Story
The Man Who Found a Lion in a Cave
Some Hunting Observations
Dreams and Beliefs
Bushman Presentiments
Prayers for the Arrival of Canopus and Sirius
The Use of the Goin-goin
Getting Rid of Bad Dreams
Two Apparitions
The Jackal's Heart Is Not to Be Eaten
Signs Made by Bushmen to Show Where They Have Gone
A Bushman, Becoming Faint from the Sun's Heat,
Throws Earth into the Air
Death
Snakes, Lizards, and a Certain Small Antelope,
When Seen Near Graves, Are to Be Respected
The Relations of Wind, Moon & Cloud to Humans after Death
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