Ogumefu 1929 as a Source for Yorùbá Folktale
What M. I. Ogumefu's 1929 collection offers, and the disqualifying caveat she states in her own preface: the songs of these tales have been deliberately left out.
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Four tales in this section come from M. I. Ogumefu, Yoruba Legends, published by the Sheldon Press in London in 1929. It is the largest body of non-Ìjàpá Yorùbá narrative that this compiler could obtain in open access: thirty-one tales before the tortoise section begins, covering leopards, twins, hunters, kings, magicians and a range of aetiologies. It also carries a caveat that the author states herself, in her own preface, and that governs everything this corpus does with it.
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