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共 74 段- 134. ROBIN HOOD AND THE BEGGAR, II
- Mr Child's Spenser appeared in 1855.[3] Originally intended,
- [8] Since Mr Child's death the important "Buchan original MS
- In all stories of the kind, the person upon whom a task is i
- A broadside in black letter, "printed, I suppose," says
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- This is certainly one of the most important of the #German#
- There is no remnant or reminiscence of the magical singing i
- #B.# 'De Dion et de la Fille du Roi,' from Auvergne, Ampère,
- That the woman should save her life by her own craft and cou
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- [46] This ballad has become, in Tübingen, a children's game,
- The story in #A# runs thus: Sølverlad and Vendelrod [Ingefre
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- #b# lacks altogether the passage which makes proffer of the
- The corresponding #Scandinavian# ballad is 'Ribold and Guldb
- There is also a passage in the earlier history of Helgi Hund
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- English #O# introduces the _ghost_ of the drowned sister as
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- 13^1. ... behind his back gate,
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- There is all but universal consent that the poisoning was do
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- Much rather death, say they. The two elder sisters submitted
- #Icelandic.# III. 'Sonar harmur,' Íslenzk Fornkvæði, I, 140
- The elfin knight sat on the brae,
- The ballad is extremely common in Sweden, and at least six v
- We have the ring employed somewhat after the fashion of thes
- [174] I was guided to nearly all these Greek ballads by Prof
- We have here in traditional song the story of the justly adm
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- "There is a sheet of carols headed thus: 'CHRISTUS NATUS EST
- If the narrative in Jonah, i, is the ultimate source of this
- #a# was printed from Melismata, by Ritson, in his Ancient So
- The probation by the Horn runs parallel with that by the Man
- According to a popular belief in Austria, says J. Grimm, you
- [238] See the story in Le Livre de Carados, Perceval le Gall
- The story in the English ballad, so far as it is to be colle
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- Gower relates, Confessio Amantis, Book First, I, 89-104, ed.
- Mr Campbell has a fragment of a Gaelic ballad upon this stor
- But an Icelandic saga comes near enough to the story of the
- The queen of the fairies undoing the spell of the witch is a
- Popular tradition, as Sir Walter Scott represents, held that
- [310] The relations of Thomas Rhymer and Ogier might, perhap
- The Scots Magazine for October, 1818, LXXXII, 327-29, has a
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- Margaret has hardly pulled a nut, when she is confronted by
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- #Icelandic#, twelve, differing slightly except at the very e
- The name of the hero in the French ballad is mostly Renaud,
- In Bohemian #A#, while they are at supper (or at half-eve==t
- The romance of Dolopathos, a variety of the Seven Wise Maste
- This ballad might probably be found anywhere in France, but
- The excellent old farce, "Ein Spil von einem Kaiser und eim
- [376] A New Ballad of King John and the Abbot of Canterbury.
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- Such questions and answers as we have in #D# 20, #E# 17, #F#
- 'If thou die in battle, tell me,
- "Young Beichan" is a favorite ballad, and most deservedly. T
- #Italian: Piedmontese.# #A.# 'Moran d'Inghilterra,' communic
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- [424] This passage leads the editors of Primavera to remark,
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- Servian. Karadshitch, I, 309, No 421, 'Jani and Milenko,' be
- In a pretty Portuguese ballad, which has numerous parallels
- Pae 422, stanza 13: changed "a" to "a'" (and ye shall get th