Folk Tales
Author's TalesFolk Tales
- samuel Sewall's Prophecy (North American Folk Tale)
- The Rising of Gouverneur Morris (North American Folk Tale)
- The Lamp (Greek Folk Tale)
- The Serpent and the File (Greek Folk Tale)
- The Bee and the Pigeon (Ukrainian Folk Tale)
- The Flower Queen's Daughter (Bukovinian Folk Tale)
- The Goat's Ears of the Emperor (Slavic Folk Tale)
- How Frey Won Gerda, the Giant Maiden, and How He Lost His Magic Sword (Nordic Folk Tale)
- The Tulip Fairies (English Folk Tale)
- sweet Pea and Sweet William (English Folk Tale)
- The Bones of Djulung (English Folk Tale)
- An Impossible Enchantment (French Folk Tale)
- When the Birds would Choose a King which Tells Also Why the White Owl Only Flies by Night (South African Folk Tale)
- The Jackal and the Spring (African Folk Tale)
- The Night After Christmas (North American Folk Tale)
- The Silent Princess (Turkish Folk Tale)
- The Enchanted Horse (Arabic Folk Tale)
- Hereafterthis (English Folk Tale)
- The Steel Cane (Armenian Folk Tale)
- silver Bells (Portuguese Folk Tale)
- The Wicked Wolverine (Native American Folk Tale)
- The Faithlessness of Sinogo (Philippine Folk Tale)
- How Dippy the Wisp and Slip Me Liz Came in the Moonshine Where the Potato Face Blind Man Sat with His Accordion (North American Folk Tale)
- Blue Beard (French Folk Tale)
- The Cock and the Jewel (Greek Folk Tale)
- The Little Grey Mouse Part IV: The Tree in the Rotunda (French Folk Tale)
- The little fish and the big fat bean (Ukrainian Folk Tale)
- The Renowned Hero, Bova Korolevich and the Princess Drushnevna (Russian Folk Tale)
- How Rabbit Deceived Fox (Canadian Folk Tale)
- The Golden Spinning-Wheel: The Story of King Dobromil and the Good Dobrunka (Czechoslovak Folk Tale)
- Good Luck to the Lucky One; Or Shall I Fall Down? (Indian Folk Tale)
- Roistering Dirck Van Dara (North American Folk Tale)
- The Golden Godmother: The Story of Poor Lucas (Chinese Folk Tale)
- The Frog Princess (Polish Folk Tale)
- Why the Tortoise Has No Hair On (South African Folk Tale)
- The Three Dogs (Scandinavian Folk Tale)
- Budulinek: The Story of Another Little Boy Who Opened the Door (Czechoslovak Folk Tale)
- The Man with the Cocoanuts (Philippine Folk Tale)
- The White Cat of Ecija (Portuguese Folk Tale)
- The Doomed Prince (Egyptian Folk Tale)
- Why the Hair's Nose is Slit (South African Folk Tale)
- The Old Bachelor's Nightcap (Danish Folk Tale)
- Dimian the Peasant (Russian Folk Tale)
- Gold-tree and Silver-tree (Celtic Folk Tale)
- The Three Daughters of King O'Hara (Irish Folk Tale)
- How the Rabbit Lost His Tail (Brazilian Folk Tale)
- The Witch in the Stone Boat (Icelandic Folk Tale)
- Hercules and Minerva (Greek Folk Tale)
- Yanechek and the Water Demon (Czechoslovak Folk Tale)
- The Clown and the Countrymen (Greek Folk Tale)
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