9780370108414 - australian legendary tales (bodley head source books of fairy tales & folklore) von parker, k. langloh (5 Ergebnisse)
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Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Light wear to boards. Light toning to pages. Good DJ with toning in plastic cover.
Australian Legendary Tales
K Langloh Parker(collected by) Andrew Land & Wandjuk Marika (introduced by)
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Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. 31 stories - Australian aboriginal Legends, incorporating 'Australian Legendary Tales' and 'More Australian Legendary Tales', with black & white illustrations, Aboriginal language. plastic wrapper, some sunning on spine. Rex Backhaus-Smith (illustrator).
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Hardcover. Zustand: Near Fine. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Near Fine. First Thus. 191pp, ills. by Rex Backhaus-Smith, index. Front endpaper removed, usual ex-library markings else vg in dj. Size: 8vo. Rex Backaus-Smith (illustrator).
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Hardback. Excerpt: .they tracked the last one they missed. They tracked him to where he had evidently been slain; they took up the tracks of his slayer, and followed them right to the foot of the yaraan tree, in which was built the home of Mullyan. They tried to climb the tree, but it was high and straight, and they gave up the…attempt after many efforts. In their despair at their failure they thought of the Bibbees, a tribe noted for its climbing powers. They summoned two young Bibbees to their aid. One came, bringing with him his friend Murrawondah of the climbing rat tribe. Having heard what the blacks wanted them to do, these famous climbers went to the yaraan tree and made a start at once. There was only light enough that first night for them to see to reach a fork in the tree about half-way up. There they camped, watched Mullyan away in the morning, and then climbed on. At last they reached the home of Mullyan. They watched their chance and then sneaked into his humpy. When they were safely inside, they hastened to secrete a smouldering stick in one end of the humpy, taking care they were not seen by any of the women. Then they went quietly down again, no one the wiser of their coming or going. During the day the women heard sometimes a crackling noise, as of burning, but looking round they saw nothing, and as their own fire was safe, they took no notice, thinking it might have been caused by some grass having fallen into their fire. After their descent from having hidden the smouldering fire stick, Bibbee and Murrawondah found the blacks and told them what they had done. Hearing that the plan was to burn out Mullyan, and fearing that the tree might fall, they all moved to some little distance, there to watch and wait for the end. Great was their joy at the thought that at last their enemy was circumvented. And proud were Bibbee and Murrawondah as the black fellows praised their prowess. After dinner-time Mullyan came back. When he reached the entrance to his. 1978. Reprint. A near fine copy only marked by a discrete previous owners blind stamp on the front free endpaper. The d/w is unclipped and also near fine with light sun fading of the spine. --- length: - '25' width: - '16' units: - Centimeters.
Australian Legendary Tales: Being the Two Collections of Australian Legendary Tales and More Australian Legendary Tales Collected from Various Tribes.
Parker, K. Langloh; Backhaus-Smith, Rex (illustrator); Lang, Andrew (introduction); Marika, Wandjuk (introduction).
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Reissue ed. Hardback tall octavo, dustjacket, very good condition (in good dustjacket), dark plum boards (little rubbed), black & white drawings, coloured top edge (slightly faded), reverse side jacket lightly foxed, small foxed patches flaps, spine & decorative edge near spine faded, slight edgewear, spine ends creased, tiny te…ar top edge). 188 pp. A reissue in one volume of two important 19th century folk tale collections by K. Langloh Parker: 'Australian Legendary Tales' and 'More Australian Legendary Tales'. The collections were first published in separate volumes in 1896 and 1898 respectively, appearing simultaneously in London and Melbourne. The first book contains 31 stories, and the second has 23 stories. Both have prefaces by the author and introductions by Andrew Lang and Wandjuk Marika. There is a native text of one story and a glossary. Many of the stories are about animals and birds. The stories in the first book are solely from the Narran tribe (New South Wales), known among themselves as the Noongahburrahs. Those in the second book are from a wider number of tribes, but Mrs Parker used only Noongahburrah names to avoid confusing the reader with different dialects. The chapter-head illustrations in this new edition have been specially commissioned from Rex Backhaus-Smith, the well-known Queensland artist.
