Mabel Powers

and there ought to be a corner for me and i know there is one for you when we get the hump camelicious hump the hump that is black and blue the cure for this ill is not to sit still or frowst with a book by the fire but to take a large hoe and a shovel also and dig till you gently perspire and then you will find that the sun in the wind and the gin of the garden too have lifted the hump the horrible hump the hump that is black and blue i get it as well as you oo oo if i haven't enough to do oo oo we all get the hump camelicious hump kiddies and grown-ups too End of How the Camel Got His Hump from Just Those Stories by Rudyard Kipling.

How the Indians Learned to Heal, an Iroquois wonder story of stories the Iroquois tell their children, collected by Mabel Powers.

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When she turned again to the man, he had disappeared.

No one was there, but a rabbit was running swiftly down the trail.

This is the end of How the Indians Learned to Heal by Mabel Powers.

This recording is in the public domain.