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Presents folktales of Jalisco, Mexico, dealing with saints, sinners, men, and beasts.
Legends of the devil: Juan fetches the devil -- The rich ranchero's maguey fence -- The devil does a good deed -- The pulque vendor tricks the devil -- The priest goes down to hell -- The strange doings of saints: Señor San Antonio retrieves an axe -- Pedro de Ordinales goes to heaven -- A farmer learns a lesson -- The woman who was saved by a miracle -- A stranger comes to León -- Help for a mule caravan ; The cripple and señor San Antonio -- The old woman and el Señor -- The Santo Niño saves a friendship -- The Santo Niño visits a prison -- The foibles of man and beast: It's the pichilingis again -- The reason for turtles -- My godmother's story of buried treasure -- Three challenges for King Solomon -- The farmer who listened to his livestock -- The poor rich man's son gets a second change -- A reward for honesty -- A fiendish compadre gets caught -- A lesson from a lovelorn cow -- A tale of love -- Two sisters and a harlot -- The sabio sees a cow.
translated and edited by Anthony John Campos ; illustrated by Mark Sanders.
Tucson, Arizona : University of Arizona Press, ©1977