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SIXTY FOLK-TALES FROM EXCLUSIVELY SLAVONIC SOURCES.
- PREFACE.
- CONTENTS.
- WESTERN SLAVONIANS.
  - BOHEMIAN STORIES.
  - I.—LONG, BROAD, AND SHARPSIGHT.
  - II.—‘THE THREE GOLDEN HAIRS OF GRANDFATHER ALLKNOW.’
  - III.—GOLDENHAIR.
  - IV.—INTELLIGENCE AND LUCK.
  - V.—THE JEZINKAS.
  - VI.—THE WOOD-LADY.
  - VII.—GEORGE WITH THE GOAT.
  - MORAVIAN STORIES.
  - VIII.—GODMOTHER DEATH.
  - IX.—THE FOUR BROTHERS.
  - HUNGARIAN-SLOVENISH STORIES.
  - X.—THE THREE LEMONS.
  - XI.—THE SUN-HORSE.
  - XII.—THE GOLDEN SPINSTER.
  - XIII.—ARE YOU ANGRY?
  - UPPER AND LOWER LUSATIAN STORIES.
  - XIV.—RIGHT ALWAYS REMAINS RIGHT.
  - XV.—LITTLE RED HOOD.
  - KASHUBIAN STORY.
  - XVI.—CUDGEL, BESTIR YOURSELF!
  - POLISH STORIES.
  - XVII.—PRINCE UNEXPECTED.
  - XVIII.—THE SPIRIT OF A BURIED MAN.
  - XIX.—THE PALE MAIDEN.
  - XX.—THE PLAGUE-SWARM.
- EASTERN SLAVONIANS.
  - WHITE RUSSIAN STORIES.
  - XXI.—THE FROST, THE SUN, AND THE WIND.
  - XXII.—LITTLE ROLLING-PEA.
  - XXIII.—THE WONDERFUL BOYS.
  - LITTLE RUSSIAN STORIES.
  - XXIV.—GOD KNOWS HOW TO PUNISH MAN.
  - XXV.—THE GOOD CHILDREN.
  - XXVI.—THE DEVIL AND THE GIPSY.
  - XXVII.—GOD AND THE DEVIL.
  - LITTLE RUSSIAN STORIES.
  - XXVIII.—THE BEAUTIFUL DAMSEL AND THE WICKED OLD WOMAN.
  - XXIX.—THE SNAKE AND THE PRINCESS.
  - XXX.—TRANSFORMATION INTO A NIGHTINGALE AND A CUCKOO.
  - XXXI.—TRANSMIGRATION OF THE SOUL.
  - XXXII.—THE WIZARD.
  - GREAT RUSSIAN STORIES.
  - XXXIII.—THE LIME-TREE.
  - XXXIV.—ILYA OF MUROM AND NIGHTINGALE THE ROBBER.
- SOUTHERN SLAVONIANS.
  - BULGARIAN STORIES.
  - XXXV.—THE LORD GOD AS AN OLD MAN.
  - XXXVI.—BULGARIAN HOSPITALITY.
  - XXXVII.—CINDERELLA.
  - XXXVIII.—THE GOLDEN APPLES AND THE NINE PEAHENS.
  - XXXIX.—THE LANGUAGE OF ANIMALS.
  - SERBIAN STORIES.
  - XL.—THE LAME FOX.
  - XLI.—THE SONS’ OATH TO THEIR DYING FATHER.
  - XLII.—THE WONDERFUL HAIR.
  - XLIII.—THE DRAGON AND THE PRINCE.
  - XLIV.—FATE.
  - SERBIAN STORIES FROM BOSNIA.
  - XLV.—THE BIRDCATCHER.
  - XLVI.—THE TWO BROTHERS.
  - SERBIAN STORIES FROM CARNIOLA.
  - XLVII.—THE ORIGIN OF MAN.
  - XLVIII.—GOD’S COCK.
  - XLIX.—KURENT THE PRESERVER.
  - L.—KURENT AND MAN.
  - LI.—THE HUNDRED-LEAVED ROSE.
  - CROATIAN STORIES.
  - LII.—KRALJEVITCH MARKO.
  - LIII.—THE DAUGHTER OF THE KING OF THE VILAS.
  - LIV.—THE WONDER-WORKING LOCK.
  - LV.—THE SHE-WOLF.
  - LVI.—MILUTIN.
  - ILLYRIAN-SLOVENISH STORIES.
  - LVII.—THE FRIENDSHIP OF A VILA AND OF THE MONTHS.
  - LVIII.—THE FISHERMAN’S SON.
  - LIX.—THE WHITE SNAKE.
  - LX.—THE VILA.
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