LEGENDS OF TEXAS EDITED BY J. FRANK DOBIE PUBLICATIONS of the TEXAS FOLK-LORE SOCIETY Number III (SECOND EDITION) PUBLISHED BY THE TEXAS FOLK-LORE SOCIETY AUSTIN, TEXAS, 1924 EDITOR’S PREFACE The assembling of the legends of my own state has been with me no light matter, though it has been a joyful business. Might I as editor spend as much of the next three years as I have spent of the last three in talking with people, in riding on horseback into remote places, in writing letters, in searching through Texas material, the result would no doubt be more satisfactory. The satisfaction, however, would not lie in an increased number of legends, nor in an added variety or worth, for all the widely…
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