Folk-Lore and
Folk-Lore and Legends: Scandinavian
作者：Tibbitts, Charles John [Editor]
体例：题 章数：92
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章节目录
共 92 题- FOLK-LORE AND LEGENDS SCANDINAVIAN
- PREFATORY NOTE.
- CONTENTS
- The Wonderful Plough (Isle of Rugen)
- How a Lad stole the Giant's Treasure (Sweden)
- Tales of Cats (Denmark)
- The Magician's Daughter (Sweden)
- The Hill-man invited to the Christening (Denmark)
- The Meal of Frothi (Norway)
- The Lost Bell (Isle of Rugen)
- Maiden Swanwhite and Maiden Foxtail (Sweden)
- Tales of Treasure (Denmark)
- Holger Danske (Denmark)
- Tales from the Prose Edda--
- The Gods and the Wolf
- The Strange Builder
- Thor's Journey to the Land of Giants
- How Thor Went a-Fishing
- The Death of Baldur
- The Punishment of Loki
- The Origin of Tiis Lake (Denmark)
- There are such Women (Norway)
- Tales of the Nisses (Denmark)
- The Dwarfs' Banquet (Norway)
- The Icelandic Sorceresses (Eyrbiggia Saga)
- The Three Dogs (Sweden)
- The Legend of Thorguima (Eyrbiggia Saga)
- The Little Glass Shoe (Isle of Rugen)
- How Loki Wagered his Head (Edda Resenii)
- The Adventures of John Dietrich (Isle of Rugen)
- How Thorston Became Rich (Thorston's Saga)
- Gudbrand of the Hillside (Norway)
- The Dwarf-Sword Tirfing (Hervarar Saga)
- THE WONDERFUL PLOUGH.
- The farmer now got angry, and said--
- HOW A LAD STOLE THE GIANT'S TREASURE.
- The next morning the giant said to his wife--
- I know no more respecting them.
- TALES OF CATS.
- THE MAGICIAN'S DAUGHTER
- THE HILL-MAN INVITED TO THE CHRISTENING.
- The hill-man once more fell to filling the sack, and again asked--
- THE MEAL OF FROTHI.
- THE LOST BELL.
- The old woman thought to herself--
- She stretched out her hand full of ducats. He replied this third time--
- The end of the matter was, that she said to him--
- MAIDEN SWANWHITE AND MAIDEN FOXTAIL.
- They watched him closely, and one day, coming to the king, said--
- Then it went on--
- The king turned to his mother-in-law, and said--
- The king then turned himself to Foxtail, and said--
- The wicked woman answered at once--
- Then the king started up from the table in a great rage, and said--
- TALES OF TREASURE.
- HOLGER DANSKE.
- TALES FROM THE PROSE EDDA
- THE GODS AND THE WOLF.
- THE STRANGE BUILDER.
- THOR'S JOURNEY TO THE LAND OF GIANTS.
- Then said Utgard-Loki--
- Utgard-Loki answered--
- Utgard-Loki looked along the benches, and said--
- HOW THOR WENT A-FISHING.
- THE DEATH OF BALDUR.
- At last when the gods had recovered themselves, Frigga asked--
- He said--
- THE PUNISHMENT OF LOKI.
- ORIGIN OF TIIS LAKE.
- THERE ARE SUCH WOMEN.
- When she was near the town she met a butcher, who said--
- The man called out and, struggling, cried--
- Peter stared first at the man and then at the sky, and said--
- TALES OF THE NISSES.
- THE DWARFS' BANQUET.
- THE ICELANDIC SORCERESSES.
- To which effusion Geirrida answered--
- THE THREE DOGS.
- The old man knew what the boy thought, and he said--
- The old man knew what he thought, and said--
- The old man said--
- When the giant and his guest had finished the meal, the youth said--
- I know no more about him.
- THE LEGEND OF THORGUNNA.
- THE LITTLE GLASS SHOE.
- The merchant asked to see it, and when he had examined it--
- HOW LOKI WAGERED HIS HEAD.
- THE ADVENTURES OF JOHN DIETRICH.
- HOW THORSTON BECAME RICH.
- Next he gave him a black stone, and said--
- GUDBRAND.
- THE DWARF-SWORD TIRFING.