title: Hoosier Folk Legends (Midland Book)
author:  Ronald L. Baker 
description: A curious mixture of humor and Hoosier horror stories as it relates to Hoosier folk tales. (<i>Bloomington Herald-Telephone</i>)
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  # Poems for Pale People
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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  ### Edwin C. Ranck
  
  
    
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  * [PREFACE](popa_split_2.html#1_0_2)
  
  
  * [ NOW THERE'S A COON IN THE MOON.](popa_split_3.html#1_0_3)
  
  
  * [ THE COUNTY FAIR.](popa_split_4.html#1_0_4)
  
  
  * [ O'DOWD OF THE JEFFERSON CLUB.](popa_split_5.html#1_0_5)
  
  
  * [ HALLOWEEN.](popa_split_6.html#1_0_6)
  
  
  * [ SATURDAY ON THE FARM.](popa_split_7.html#1_0_7)
  
  
  * [ LOVING JOHN.](popa_split_8.html#1_0_8)
  
  
  * [ THE CIRCUS.](popa_split_9.html#1_0_9)
  
  
  * [ LENT.](popa_split_10.html#1_0_10)
  
  
  * [ THE PROCESSIONAL.](popa_split_11.html#1_0_11)
  
  
  * [ MORAL.](popa_split_12.html#1_0_12)
  
  
  * [ AT THE TELEPHONE.](popa_split_13.html#1_0_13)
  
  
  * [ A HARDSHIP.](popa_split_14.html#1_0_14)
  
  
  * [ CHRISTMAS TOYS.](popa_split_15.html#1_0_15)
  
  
  * [ THE RUBAIYAT OF A KENTUCKIAN.](popa_split_16.html#1_0_16)
  
  
  * [ THE MEDICINE MAN.](popa_split_17.html#1_0_17)
  
  
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