pp. 34-54: Tjeritera Pelandoek; pp. 54-64: Tjeritera kerbau beranak toedjoeh orang perempoearv, pp. 64-86: Tjeritera Radja Kajaair, pp. 86-132: Tjeritera Banta Beransah; pp. 133-149: Tjeritera Si Miskin I; pp. 150-163: Tjeritera Si Miskin II; pp. 163-171: Tjeritera darihal asal boeaja; at the back is a do'a mengail buaya; pp. 172-180: Tambo Simalur; starting with Adam, raja Rum who arrives in Minangkabau, Toeankoe Chaliloellah or Soetan Moebahar from Minangkabau who comes to Aceh and meets Soeltan Iskandar Moeda; Iskandar Moeda dispatches him to Poelau Tempoerong (Simalur), where he meets a woman named Simaloer (or Fatimah); he marries her at Meulaböh, goes back to Poelau Tempoeroeng and converts the people there; Toeankoe’s brother, Soetan Marah Akoeb, becomes ruler of Tapa Toean; the latter also converts the people of Tapah and is installed ruler of Tapah by the sultan of Aceh; he is succeeded by his sons Soetan Koeasa, Soetan Mengatar, and Datoe’ Soetan Lembang Alam; in his reign, during the first Acehnese war, a ship arrives and they surrender to the Kompeni. 28 ff.; typing paper; 28 x 21 cm.; ca. 53 lines per p.; typewritten in Roman characters (only on one side); a Dutch introduction and translation of Simalur stories (probably not from the texts in A); ff. 1-2: Mother buffalo and her seven human daughters; ff. 3-5: Pelanduk stories; ff. 6-8: Stories of the ruler and Si Miskin; ff. 9-11: True Si Miskin stories; f. 12: The legend of Batoe Bëlaïr; ff. 13-14: How crocodiles came into the world; ff. 15-18:

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