Folk-Tales of
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共 41 段- Ladislaus Merényi, _Original Popular Tales_, }
- In some localities _caves_ are pointed out as the haunts of
- In West Bothnia one must not spin on St. John's Day (which i
- *Whenever water is drawn from a well, great care must be tak
- [113] "C'était en beaucoup d'endroits en France l'usage de j
- Stephen took one or two strides and was at home. He then too
- On the third morning again the master commenced to give his
- A long time ago--I don't exactly remember the day--Truth sta
- A king had three daughters whose names were Pride, Gentlenes
- With this he dismissed his second son also. At last Prince M
- Doghead's daughter saw all this, and grew very angry with Pr
- Well, I was very much delighted, thinking that now I could c
- They made three stacks of it, each stack having twenty-six s
- There was once, I don't know where, beyond seven times seven
- There was once a young prince who was, perhaps, not quite tw
- One day she left her house very early, without having put an
- The third Sunday the little girl appeared in a diamond dress
- Having been overtaken by night on his way, he turned into a
- The prince had three sisters, and they were very good girls,
- She had been travelling without ceasing for three days, till
- In an hour's time they arrived on the shore of the Red Sea,
- The two elder girls anxiously waited for the coming Sunday,
- When the cook, clasping a long knife, stole up to the
- On the same day on which the widow's son had beaten the king
- Paul longed more than ever to be at him, and in order the be
- The swine-herd picked up the poor boy without hands and feet
- Jack went down stairs in great trouble, bent over his foal,
- Well, to commence! there was in the world a king, who was ca
- In this tale and some others (_e.g._ "Fairy Elisabeth") it i
- In the Finnish "Ei-niin-mitä" (Just nothing), _S. ja T._ ii.
- When the sun went to its Creator (set), the elder sister cam
- In the curious Egyptian story of the "Two Brothers," the you
- "Bitterfer, the sword hight,
- A story is current in Småland of a clergyman's son who assis
- The womankind of dog-headed people are always described as b
- Cf. also Rink, _Eskimo Legends_, "Kagsagsuk," and "The Child
- Cf. Ralston, _Russian Folk-Tales_, "The Soldier and the Vamp
- Hyltén-Cavallius och Stephens, _Svenska Folksagor_, "Den för
- [69] Ruobba, or Gudnavirũs, _i. e._ scurfy skull, is the Lap
- Greek folk-tales, quoted, 338, 340, 350, 355, 386, 387, 391,
- Travelling, speed of, in folk-tales, xxiv.-xxv., 26, 350