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Aarne, Anti and Tompson Stith
The Types of the Folktale

Helsinki, 1973 (FFC, № 84)

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The Tarbaby and the Rabbit. The rabbit, who has been stealing fruit from a garden, is captured by means of a tarbaby, an image with tar. The rabbit tries to make the tarbaby talk and finally becomes so angry that he strikes it. He sticks to the tarbaby and is captured. Usually followed by briar-patch punishment for rabbit. (Cf. Type 1310.)

Motifs: K741. Capture by tarbaby. K581.2. Briar-patch punishment for rabbit.

**Espinosa JAFL XLIII 129, LVI 31ff.; *Espinosa FL (1930); **Espinosa II 163-227; **Cline American Literature II 72ff.; **Parsons FL XXX 227, JAFL XXXV 330; DahnhardtIV 26; *Taylor JAOS LXIV 4ff.; Brown Scientific Monthly XV 228; Coffin55; Werner Folklore X 282; - Latvian 2; French 2; Spanish: Espinosa 8, Boggs FFC XC 77 No. 650; India 11; Japanese: Ikeda. - Spanish-American: Hansen (Argentina 4, Chile 2, Colombia 4, Cuba 3, Dominican Republic 5, Puerto Rico 10, Venezuela 1), Rael No. 373, 374 (U.S.); Portuguese American: Parsons MAFLS XV (1) 95 No. 1; West Indies (Negro) 35; North American Indian: *Thompson С Coll II 440, 444ff. - African 35. - Philippine: Fansler MAFLS XII 336, 442.