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   Books. Philippine Short Stories, 1941-1955: Part II (1950-1955) Leopoldo Y. Yabes. UP Press, 2009 - Fiction - 766 pages. This anthology is a collection of some sixty-six short stories written in English by Filipino authors within the forty years following the introduction of English in the Philippines. Preview this book ».

   • Editor: Leopoldo Y. Yabes
   • Length: 766 pages

   • ISBN: 9715420850, 9789715420853
   • Publisher: UP Press, 2009

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   The Woman and the Squirrel. Monday, October 15th, 2012. One day a woman went out to find water. She had no water to drink, because all the streams were dried up. As she went along, she saw some water in a leaf. She drank it, and washed her body. As soon as she had drunk the water, her head began to hurt. Then she […]

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   Mga Kuwento Reading short stories is a great way to practice reading comprehension. Below is a collection of Filipino short stories or stories that have been translated to Filipino. Some stories have comprehension questions that students can answer. Unless otherwise stated, the stories are written by Samut-samot Mom. If you download a story, it is […]

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   Dec 9, 2008 · Certain of the false proofs in the Filipino stories have no parallel in the Indian tales; viz., duck for louse, gun or horn for voice, tail of sting-ray (pagui) for hair. The suggestion for this last comparison may have come from the belief among the Filipinos that the tail of the sting-ray is a very efficacious charm against demons and witches.

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   The Filipino woman, in the short stories, has projected varied images which could be categorized as martyr, social victim, homemaker, mother, and fighter. The Filipino woman is a product of her time and milieu – heterogeneous in looks, psyche, and roles in the society. Download Free PDF. View PDF.

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   Philippine Short Stories, 1925-1940. Leopoldo Y. Yabes. University of the Philippines Press, 1997 - Fiction - 545 pages. This anthology puts together some sixty-six short stories in English written by Filipino authors within forty years following the introduction of English in the Philippines. Originally published in periodicals now long out of ...