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Favorite folktales from around the world /

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008		860417t19861986nyu b 000 0 eng
019		\|a733746651
020		\|a9780394751887\|q(pbk.)\|cNT$726
040		\|aKCIS\|beng\|cKCIS\|eAACR2
041	0	\|aeng
050	00	\|aGR76\|b.F38 1986
082	00	\|a398.2\|219
095		\|aHL\|bHLEF \|cHE016455\|dYOL\|eY54\|pFIC\|tDDC
245	00	\|aFavorite folktales from around the world /\|cedited by Jane Yolen
250		\|aFirst edition
260	1	\|aNew York :\|bPantheon Books,\|c[1986]
300		\|axiii, 498 pages ;\|c25 cm
490	1	\|a[Pantheon fairy tale & folklore library]
500		\|aSeries statement from dust jacket
504		\|aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 477-498)
505	00	\|tThe man who had no story\|g(Ireland) --\|tHow Spider obtained the Sky God's stories\|g(Africa) --\|tHelping to lie\|g(Germany) --\|tThe ash lad who made the princess say "You're a liar!"\|g(Norway) --\|tThe parson and the sexton\|g(Norway) --\|tThe tall tales\|g(Burma) --\|tCatherine, sly country lass\|g(Italy) --\|tThe wise little girl\|g(Russia) --\|tClever answers\|g(Russia) --\|tA dispute in sign language\|g(Israel) --\|tLeopard, goat, and yam\|g(Africa) --\|tAn endless story\|g(Japan) --\|tGlooscap and the baby\|g(American Indian) --\|tThe brewery of eggshells\|g(Ireland) --\|tFather of eighteen elves\|g(Iceland) --\|tThe fly\|g(Vietnam) --\|tThe two pickpockets\|g(England) --\|tThe seventh father of the house\|g(Norway) --\|tThe king's favorite\|g(China) --\|tWagging my tail in the mud\|g(China) --\|tWhen one man has two wives\|g(Syria) --\|tThe old man and his grandson\|g(Germany) --\|tHalf a blanket\|g(Ireland) --\|tHow men and women got together\|g(American Indian) --\|tThe little old woman with five cows\|g(Siberia) --\|tThe prayer that was answered\|g(Tibet) --\|tThe merchant's daughter and the slanderer\|g(Russia) --\|tWhat happened to Hadji\|g(Turkey) --\|tMr. Fox\|g(England) --\|tThe waiting maid's parrot\|g(China) --\|tThe white cat\|g(France) --\|tSedna\|g(Eskimo) --\|tUrashima the fisherman\|g(Japan) --\|tThe spirit of the Van\|g(Wales) --\|tThe toad-bridegroom\|g(Korea) --\|tTaken\|g(Ireland) --\|tThe girl at the shieling\|g(Iceland) --\|tDeer Hunter and White Corn Maiden\|g(American Indian) --\|tTyll Ulenspiegel's merry prank\|g(Germany) --\|tThe hodja and the cauldron\|g(Turkey) --\|tBeing greedy chokes Anansi\|g(Jamaica) --\|tQuevedo and the king\|g(Mexico) --\|tWhy the hare runs away\|g(Africa) --\|tCoyote fights a lump of pitch\|g(American Indian) --\|tCrack and crook\|g(Italy) --\|tThe master thief\|g(Germany) --\|tPeik\|g(Norway) --\|tThe monkey and the crocodile\|g(India) --\|tThe race between Toad and Donkey\|g(Jamaica) --\|tThe king's son goes bear hunting\|g(Finland) --\|tJohn Brodison and the policeman\|g(Ireland) --\|tThe rabbi and the inquisitor\|g(Jewish) --\|tThe ugly son\|g(Japan) --\|tDividing the goose\|g(Russia) --\|tThe men who wouldn't stay dead\|g(France) --\|tThe story of Campriano\|g(Italy) --\|tThe three sillies\|g(England) --\|tNasr-ed-Din Hodja in the pulpit\|g(Turkey) --\|tLazy Jack\|g(England) --\|tChelm justice\|g(Jewish) --\|tThose stubborn souls, the Biellese\|g(Italy) --\|tThe drovers who lost their feet\|g(Mexico) --\|tThe old man and woman who switched jobs\|g(Sweden) --\|tThe two old women's bet\|g(United States) --\|tA stroke of luck\|g(Hungary) --\|tThe sausage\|g(Sweden) --\|tNail soup\|g(Sweden) --\|tOld dry Frye\|g(United States) --\|t"Bye-bye"\|g(Haiti) --\|tThe barn is burning\|g(Afro-American) --\|tThe birth of Finn MacCumhail\|g(Ireland) --\|tLi Chi slays the serpent\|g(China) --\|tThe devil with the three golden hairs\|g(Germany) --\|tThe Longwitton dragon\|g(England) --\|tThe orphan boy and the elk dog\|g(American Indian) --\|tMolly Whuppie\|g(England) --\|tThe beginning of the Narran Lake\|g(Australian Aboriginal) --\|tThe flying head\|g(American Indian) --\|tThe story of the youth who went forth to learn what fear was\|g(Germany) --\|tTalk\|g(Africa) --\|tThe King of Ireland's son\|g(Ireland) --\|tThe goose girl\|g(Germany) --\|tThe princess on the glass hill\|g(Norway) --\|tThe promises of the three sisters\|g(Egypt) --\|tThe magic mirror of Rabbi Adam\|g(Jewish) --\|tThe old woman who lived in a vinegar bottle\|g(England) --\|tThe magic pear tree\|g(China) --\|tFaithful John\|g(Germany) --\|tFound hound-dog stories\|g(Ireland and United States) --\|tThe doctor and his pupil\|g(France) --\|tThe swan-maiden\|g(Sweden) --\|tSister Alionushka, Brother Ivanushka\|g(Russia) --\|tThe blacksmith's wife of Yarrowfoot\|g(Scotland) --\|tThe seal's skin\|g(Iceland) --\|tThe wounded seal\|g(Scotland) --\|tThe cat-woman\|g(France) --\|tThe serpent-woman\|g(Spain) --\|tThe snake's lover\|g(Peru) --\|tThe well-baked man\|g(American Indian) --\|tThe Finn messenger\|g(Norway) --\|tVasilisa the beautiful\|g(Russia) --\|tBridge and the Lurikeen\|g(Ireland) --\|tThe two hunchbacks\|g(Italy) --\|tThen the merman laughed\|g(Iceland) --\|tPergrin and the mermaid\|g(Wales) --\|tThe ash lad who had an eating match with the troll\|g(Norway) --\|tHow mosquitoes came to be\|g(American Indian) --\|tThe departure of the giants\|g(Africa) --\|tThe peasant and the Devil\|gGermany --\|tWicked John and the Devil\|g(United States) --\|tThe bad wife\|g(Russia) --\|tKatcha and the Devil\|g(Czechoslovakia) --\|tThe lawyer and the Devil\|g(Ireland) --\|tCoals on the Devil's hearth\|g(Ireland) --\|tThe Devil's hide\|g(Finland) --\|tHow El Bizarrón fooled the devil\|g(Cuba) --\|tBearskin\|g(Germany) --\|tThe lad and the devil\|g(Norway) --\|tWiley and the hairy man\|g(United States) --\|tTruth and falsehood\|g(Greece) --\|tGetting common sense\|g(Jamaica) --\|tRich man, poor man\|g(Africa) --\|tThe lost horse\|g(China) --\|tIt could always be worse\|g(Jewish) --\|tHis just reward\|g(Sweden) --\|tDjuha's sleeve\|g(Syria) --\|tKing Mátyás and his scholars\|g(Hungary) --\|tThe missing axe\|r(China) --\|tWhat melody is the sweetest?\|g(Afghanistan) --\|tThe peddler of Swaffham\|g(England) --\|tThe Beduin's gazelle\|g(Saudi Arabia) --\|tThe happy man's shirt\|g(Italy) --\|tOrpheus and Euridice\|g(Greece) --\|tThe spirit-wife\|g(American Indian) --\|tOne night in paradise\|g(Italy) --\|tA pretty girl in the road\|r(United States) --\|tThe dream house\|g(Ireland) --\|tThe peasant and the fiend\|g(Estonia) --\|tThe tinker and the ghost\|g(Spain) --\|tHold him, Tabb\|g(Afro-American) --\|tDrinking companions\|g(Cina) --\|tThe ostler and the grave robbers\|g(Scotland) --\|tThe duartion of life\|g(Germany) --\|tWoman chooses death\|g(American Indian) --\|tJump into my sack\|g(Italy) --\|tYouth without age and life without death\|g(Turkey) --\|tGoha on the deathbed\|g(Egypt) --\|tDeath of a miser\|g(Russia) --\|tGodfather Death\|g(Germany) --\|tThe hungry peasant, God, and death\|g(Mexico) --\|tThe word the Devil made up\|g(Afro-American) --\|tA paddock in heaven\|g(England) --\|tHow a man found his wife in the Land of the Dead\|g(Papua) --\|tThe end of the world\|g(American Indian)
520		\|aThis collection of folktales drawn from over forty cultures and traditions includes classic tales from the Brothers Grimm, as well as lesser-known stories
650	0	\|aTales
655	7	\|aFiction.\|2fast\|0(OCoLC)fst01423787
655	7	\|aFiction.\|2lcgft
700	1	\|aYolen, Jane
830	0	\|aPantheon fairy tale & folklore library
983		\|aKCIS

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From Africa, Burma, and Czechoslovakia to Turkey, Vietnam, and Wales here are more than 150 of the world's best-loved folktales from more than forty countries and cultures. These tales of wonder and transformation, of heroes and heroines, of love lost and won, of ogres and trolls, stories both jocular and cautionary and legends of pure enchantment will delight readers and storytellers of all ages. With black-and-white drawings throughoutPart of the Pantheon Fairy Tale and Folklore Library
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