Sixty Folk-Tales from Exclusively Slavonic Sources: Contents

Sixty Folk-Tales from Exclusively Slavonic Sources, by A.H. Wratislaw, [1890], at sacred-texts.com

A.--WESTERN SLAVONIANS.
BOHEMIAN STORIES	PAGE
I. LONG, BROAD, AND SHARPSIGHT (Dlouhy, Siroky, Bystrozyakr). K. J. Erben	4
II. 'THE THREE GOLDEN HAIRS OF GRANDFATHER ALLKNOW' (Tri zlaté vlasy Deda-Vsheveda). K. J. Erben	16
III. GOLDENHAIR (Zlatovláska). K. J. Erben	25
IV. INTELLIGENCE AND LUCK (Rozum a Stesti). K. J. Erben	33
V. THE JEZINKAS (Jezinky). K. J. Erben	36
VI. THE WOOD-LADY (Lesní zenka). Bozena Nemcova	40
VII. GEORGE WITH THE GOAT (Jirka s kozú). K. J. Erben	46
MORAVIAN STORIES	51
VIII. GODMOTHER DEATH (Smrt kmotrenka). B. M. Kulda, Moravian National Stories,' p. 573	52
IX. THE FOUR BROTHERS (Ctvero bratrí). B. M. Kulda, Moravian National Stories,' p. 758	55
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HUNGARIAN-SLOVENISH STORIES	62
X. THE THREE LEMONS (Tri citroni). J. Rimavski, 'Slovenish Stories,' i. 37	63
XI. THE SUN-HORSE (Slncoví kuon). J. Rimavski, Slovenish Stories,' i. 27	75
XII. THE GOLDEN SPINSTER (Zlatá priadka). A. H. Skultety and P. Dobshinsky, 'Slovenish Stories,' i. 350	82
XIII. ARE YOU ANGRY? (Ci se hnevace?). A. H. Skultety and P. Dobshinsky, 'Slovenish Stories,' i. 279	89
UPPER AND LOWER LUSATIAN STORIES	92
XIV. RIGHT ALWAYS REMAINS RIGHT (Prawo predco prawn vostanje). K. Smoler	92
XV. LITTLE RED HOOD (Cerwjenawka). H. Kopf, the 'Luzican,' 1863, p. 42	97
KASHUBIAN STORY	101
XVI. CUDGEL, BESTIR YOURSELF! (Kjiku resze se). Dr. Florian Cenova	101
POLISH STORIES	107
XVII. PRINCE UNEXPECTED (O Królewiczu Niespodzianku). A. J. Glinski, 'Polish Story-Teller,' i. 121	108
XVIII. THE SPIRIT OF A BURIED MAN (Duch pogrzebanego). K. W. Wóycicki, 'Popular Tales' (Klechdy), ii. 66	121
XIX. THE PALE MAIDEN (Blada panna). K. Balinski, 'Tales of the People,' p. 72	125
XX. THE PLAGUE-SWARM (Homen). K. W. Wóycicki, Popular Tales,' i. 130	127
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B.--EASTERN SLAVONIANS.
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WHITE RUSSIAN STORIES	131
XXI. THE FROST, THE SUN, AND THE WIND (Moraz, Solntse i Vyeter). A. Afanasief, 'National Russian Stories,' i. 1	132
XXII. LITTLE ROLLING-PEA (Pakatsigaroshak). A. Afanasief, 'National Russian Stories,' iii. 2, 7	132
XXIII, THE WONDROUS LADS (Chudetsnye Malchiki). A. Afanasief, 'National Russian Stories,' iii. 25	138
LITTLE RUSSIAN STORIES FROM GALICIA	142
XXIV. GOD KNOWS HOW TO PUNISH MAN (Bôg znae, chim cholovyeka karati mae). M. Tyemyak in the 'Vyenok,' ii. 332	143
XXV. THE GOOD CHILDREN (Dobri dyeti). Ja. Balagur, in the 'Vyenok,' ii. 338	146
XXVI. THE DEVIL AND THE GIPSY (Chore i Tsigan). Ja. Balagur, in the 'Vyenok,' ii. 370	150
XXVII. GOD AND THE DEVIL (Bôg i Chort). P. A. Lavrovski	153
LITTLE RUSSIAN STORIES FROM SOUTH RUSSIA	156
XXVIII. THE BEAUTIFUL DAMSEL AND THE WICKED OLD WOMAN (O Krasavitsye i o zloi babye). P. Kulish, Memoirs of Southern Russia,' ii. 10	157
XXIX. THE SNAKE AND THE PRINCESS (Uzh i Tsarevna). P. Kulish, 'Memoirs of Southern Russia,' ii. 14	159
XXX. TRANSFORMATION INTO A NIGHTINGALE AND A CUCKOO (Prevrastenye v Solovya i kukushku). P. Kulish, 'Memoirs of Southern Russia,' ii. 33	160
XXXI. TRANSMIGRATION OF THE SOUL. (Peresedenye dushi). P. Kulish, 'Memoirs about Southern Russia,' ii. 34	161
XXXII. THE WIZARD (Znakhor). P. Kulish, 'Memoirs of Southern Russia,' ii.	162
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GREAT RUSSIAN STORIES	164
XXXIII. THE LIME-TREE (Lipa). J. A. Kuljakof, 'Great Russian Stories,' i. 132	164
XXXIV. ILYA OF MUROM AND NIGHTINGALE THE ROBBER (Ilya Muromets i Solovei-razboinik). A. Afanasief, 'National Russian Stories,' i. 53	167
C.--SOUTHERN SLAVONIANS.
BULGARIAN STORIES	175
XXXV. THE LORD GOD AS AN OLD MAN (Dyedo-Gospod). G. S. Rakovski, the 'Pokazalets,' Odessa, 1859, i. 137	176
XXXVI. BULGARIAN HOSPITALITY (Blugarsko Gostopriyemstvo). Konstantin Pavlof	179
XXXVII. CINDERELLA (Pepelezhka). Konstantin Pavlof	181
XXXVIII. THE GOLDEN APPLES AND THE NINE PEAHENS (Zlata yabluka i devat paunky). Konstantin Pavlof	186
XXXIX. THE LANGUAGE OF ANIMALS (Gadinski yazyk). Konstantin Pavlof	199
SERBIAN STORIES	204
XL. THE LAME Fox (Shantava Lisitsa). The 'Podunavka,' 1848, Nos. 48, 49	205
XLI. THE SONS' OATH TO THEIR DYING FATHER (Ochina Zakletva). Vuk St. Karadsich, 'Serbian National Tales,' p. 109	217
XLII. THE WONDERFUL HAIR (Chudovata Dlaka). Vuk St. Karadsich, 'Serbian National Tales,' p. 154	221
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SERBIAN STORIES--continued.
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XLIII. THE DRAGON AND THE PRINCE (Azhdaya i Tsarev Sin). Vuk St. Karadsich, 'Serbian National Tales,' p. 54	224
XLIV. FATE (Usud). Vuk St. Karadsich, 'Serbian National Tales,' p. 89	231
SERBIAN STORIES FROM BOSNIA	219
XLV. THE BIRDCATCHER (Ptichar). J. F. Jukih, in the 'Bosnian Friend,' i. 114	239
XLVI. THE TWO BROTHERS (Bratya). J. F. Jukih, in the 'Bosnian Friend,' i. 171	246
SERBIAN STORIES FROM CARNIOLA	252
XLVII. THE ORIGIN OF MAN (Odkuda chovyek). 'The Neven,' 1858, p. 60	254
XLVIII. GOD'S COCK (Bozhji Kokot). The 'Neven,' 1858, p.61	254
XLIX. KURENT THE PRESERVER (Kurent Spasitelj). The 'Neven,' 1858, p. 94	256
L. KURENT AND MAN (Kurent i chovyek). The 'Neven,' 1858, p. 75	257
LI. THE HUNDRED-LEAVED ROSE (Ruzha Steperitsa). The 'Neven,' 1858, p. 105	261
CROATIAN STORIES	265
LII. KRALJEVICH MARKO (Kraljevich Marko). M. Krachmanov Valjavets, 'National Stories,' p. 64	266
LIII. THE DAUGHTER OF THE KING OF THE VILAS (Vilinskoga kralya kcher). M. Krachmanov Valjavets, 'National Stories,' p. 273	278
LIV. THE MIRACULOUS LOCK (Chudotvorni Lokot). M. Krachmanov Valjavets, 'National Stories,' p.186	284
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CROATIAN STORIES--continued..
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LV. THE SHE-WOLF (Vuchitsa). M. Krachmanov Valjavets, 'National Stories,' p. 240	290
LVI. MILUTIN (Milutin). M. Krachmanov Valjavets, 'National Stories,' p. 131	291
ILLYRIAN-SLOVENISH STORIES	297
LVII. A VILA AS A FRIEND AND THE MONTHS AS FRIENDS (Vila priyatlitsa in mestsi priyatli). The 'Novice,' 1854, No. 6	298
LVIII. THE FISHERMAN'S SON (Ribchev Sin). The 'Slovenia,' 1848, Nos. 46, 47; L. Pintar	301
LIX. THE WHITE SNAKE (Bela kacha). The 'Slovenska behela' (Slavonic Bee), 1850, p. 4	312
LX. THE VILA (Vila). The 'Novice,' 1853, No. 76	314

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