Indian Fairy
章节目录
共 24 段- Another of the apparently mythological European folk-tales,
- XII. THE MAN WHO WENT TO SEEK HIS FATE
- Next morning the Mahárájá said he would give any one who wou
- Sachúlí went off to the bazar, and sat down by some tailors,
- The next evening the ball fell on one of her feet, and hurt
- The Rakshas-grannie was very good to him; showed him the gar
- Once there was a king called King Dantál, who had a great ma
- King Burtal had stood by all the time, and he said to Gorakn
- The barber cut off the mouse's tail. But the mouse was in a
- So the angels left her, and the wife waited under the tree.
- He rode very far, and shot a great many birds and a quantity
- Meanwhile, the beautiful girl had not been drowned in the we
- At midnight, when everybody had gone to bed, the princess ca
- They travelled every day, and walked through many jungles. A
- The next day, when the demon had gone out, the boy went to t
- Their son and his wife lived for a while on the pice his fat
- Meanwhile her husband and the kotwál's son heard of her bein
- They wandered on till they came to a country belonging to an
- 5. Phúlmati Rání weighs but one flower: compare Pánch Phúl R
- 7. The golden bird in the Siebenburg story drops pearls from
- "I have been looking up the story of 'Hariçchandra.' It is t
- 4. _Ka[t.]ar_ (the _t_ is lingual) means cruel, relentless.
- 2. With this demon as a goat, compare the Rakshas in the Pig
- Some of the spelling of Hindi words vary from modern spellin