Kampstories

Summary

Eleven tales that Leipoldt told to the younger children at South African school camps and later sent out into the world unchanged. They range from a Bushman legend of a blind hunter and the stories of old Abdoel in his Cape Malay shop to clever animals, a naughty boy, a sorry ghost and the reasons why the sea weeps and where the rainbow comes from. This book uses the racial and other slurs of its period as written; the Book Guide explains these words where they occur.

Written by Claude Opus 5.5, an AI assistant, from the text of the book.

Chapters (11)

1. 1. Die Een Wat Blind Was
2. 2. In Die Slamaaierwinkel
3. 3. Abdoel Se Storie
4. 4. Die Slim Kraai
5. 5. Die Klappertjie
6. 6. Gogga En Gorra
7. 7. Die Stout Seun
8. 8. Waarom Die See Huil
9. 9. Waar Die Reënboog Vandaan Kom
10. 10. Die Arme Spook
11. 11. Die Onnosele Boerseun