 | | (introduction...) |
| | Foreword |
| | Introduction |
| | The Boy Who ate the Elephants' Rumps |
| | The Hare and the Leopard |
| | Mwambu and Sella |
| | The Story of Apelu |
| | Hare Steals a Hen |
| | Simbi and Namakanda |
| | Khole |
| | Wanakhatandi |
| | A Father and His Son |
| | An Old Woman and Her Deformed Son |
| | The Dog and the Leopard's Children |
| | Nasio and her Brother |
| | Hare, Hyena and Lizard |
| | Kasawa and his Forbidden Pumpkins |
| | A Woman and Her Daughter of Clay |
| | Hare leads Leopard to a Hive |
| | Hyena and Baboon |
| | Hare and Elephant Pay a Visit |
| | Lemata and Katamba |
| | Three Men meet a Strange Old Woman |
| | A Hyena Ate His Protector |
| | The Secret of a Murder |
| | A Bull Newt Who Refused to heed his wife's advice |
| | A Dying Old Woman earns Bridewealth for her Sons |
| | Fortuity is like Dew Drops |
| | A Basket Maker Declares Himself Free from the Burden of Debts |
| | The Thirsty Intruder |
| | Back Cover |
