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Texas and Southwestern Lore (PTFS 6-1927). J. Frank Dobie, ed.
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Texas and Southwestern Lore (PTFS 6-1927). J. Frank Dobie, ed.
Table of ContentsThe Editor's Prerogative | 5 | ||
Folk-Lore of the Texas-Mexican Vaquero -- Jovita Gonzales | 7 | ||
Tales and Rhymes of a Texas Household -- Bertha McKee Dobie | 23 | ||
Lore of the Llano Estacado -- J. Evetts Haley | 72 | ||
Names in the Old Cheyenne and Arapahoe Territory -- Della I. Young | 90 | ||
Nicknames in Texas Oil Fields -- Hartman Dignowity | 98 | ||
The Devil's Grotto -- Mody C. Boatright | 102 | ||
Myths of the Tejas Indians -- Mattie Austin Hatcher | 107 | ||
A Note on Four Negro Words -- Robert Adger Law | 119 |
Ballads and Songs of the Frontier Folk -- J. Frank Dobie | 121 | ||
Songs the Cowboys Sing -- John R. Craddock | 184 | ||
Songs of the Open Range -- Ina Sires | 192 | ||
The Texas Cowboy -- Arbie Moore | 196 | ||
Cowboy Songs Again -- J. Evetts Haley | 198 | ||
The Ballad of "Davy Crockett" -- Julia Beazley | 205 | ||
Annie Breen from Old Kaintuck -- George E. Hastings | 207 | ||
Songs and Ballads - Grave and Gay -- L.W. Payne, Jr. | 209 | ||
Proceedings of the Texas Folk-Lore Society, 1926 | 239 | ||
Contributors | 241 | ||
Index | 243 |