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Si Tandang Basio Macunat

By M. Lucio y Bustamante

An old farmer of Tanay, Tandang Basio, tells a visitor why he will not hear that his children should go to study in Manila, and reads out the story his dead father Antonio wrote down. It follows a decent family ruined by the wish to raise a son above his station, in letters between the student Próspero and his parents. A Tagalog satire and moral tale of the 1880s by the friar Miguel Lucio y Bustamante.

Summary written with Claude Sonnet 5.5.

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Table of contents

  1. 1: Si Tandang Basio Macunat
  2. 2: Kabanata 2
  3. 3: Kabanata 3
  4. 4: Kabanata 4
  5. 5: Unang Sulat Ni Prospero
  6. 6: Sulat Ni Felicitas
  7. 7: Icalauang Sulat Ni Prospero
  8. 8: Sulat Ni Cabezang Angi
  9. 9: Icatlong Sulat Ni Prospero
  10. 10: Catapusan
  11. 11: Kabanata 11
  12. 12: Kabanata 12