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Sixty Folk-Tales from Exclusively Slavonic Sources: Page Index
Preface
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Contents
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Introduction
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I. Long, Broad, and Sharpsight
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II. 'The Three Golden Hairs of Grandfather Allknow'
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III. Goldenhair
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IV. Intelligence and Luck
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V. The Jezinkas
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VI. The Wood-Lady
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VII. George with the Goat
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Introduction
page 51VIII. Godmother Death
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IX. The Four Brothers
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Introduction
page 62X. The Three Lemons
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XI. The Sun-Horse
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XII. The Golden Spinster
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XIII. Are You Angry?
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Introduction
page 92XIV. Right Always Remains Right
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XV. Little Red Hood
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Introduction
page 101XVI. Cudgel, Bestir Yourself!
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Introduction
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XVII. Prince Unexpected
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XVIII. The Spirit of a Buried Man
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XIX. The Pale Maiden
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XX. The Plague-Swarm
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XII. Little Rolling-Pea
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XXIII. The Wonderful Boys
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Introduction
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XXIV. God Knows How to Punish Man
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XXV. The Good Children
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XXVI. The Devil and the Gipsy
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XXVII. God and the Devil
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Introduction
page 156XXVIII. The Beautiful Damsel and the Wicked Old Woman
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XXIX. The Snake and the Princess
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XXX. Transformation into a Nightingale and a Cuckoo
page 161XXXI. Transmigration of the Soul
page 162XXXII. The Wizard
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page 164XXXIII. The Lime-Tree
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XXXIV. Ilya of Murom and Nightingale the Robber
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Introduction
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XXXV. The Lord God as an Old Man
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XXXVI. Bulgarian Hospitality
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XXXVII. Cinderella
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XXXVIII. The Golden Apples and the Nine Peahens
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XXXIX. The Language of Animals
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Introduction
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XL. The Lame Fox
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XLI. The Sons' Oath to Their Dying Father
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XLII. The Wonderful Hair
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XLIII. The Dragon and the Prince
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XLIV. Fate
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Introduction
page 239XLV. The Birdcatcher
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XLVI. The Two Brothers
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Introduction
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XLVII. The Origin of Man
page 254XLVIII. God's Cock
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XLIX. Kurent The Preserver
page 257L. Kurent and Man
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LI. The Hundred-Leaved Rose
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Introduction
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LII. Kraljevitch Marko
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LIII. The Daughter of the King of the Vilas
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LIV. The Wonder-Working Lock
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LV. The She-Wolf
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LVI. Milutin
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Introduction
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LVII. The Friendship of a Vila and of the Months
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LVIII. The Fisherman's Son
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LIX. The White Snake
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