Folk Tales
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- Ferdinand the Faithful (German Folk Tale)
- The Sturgeon (German Folk Tale)
- The Dancers (German Folk Tale)
- The Elves (German Folk Tale)
- The Fox and His Cousin (German Folk Tale)
- Mother Holle (German Folk Tale)
- Death's Messengers (German Folk Tale)
- The Fox and the Horse (German Folk Tale)
- Knoist and His Three Sons (German Folk Tale)
- The Monks at the Ferry (German Folk Tale)
- The Peasant and the Devil (German Folk Tale)
- snow-White and Rose-Red (German Folk Tale)
- Fair Katrinelje and Pif-Paf-Poltrie (German Folk Tale)
- Old Rinkrank (German Folk Tale)
- The Old-Beggar Woman (German Folk Tale)
- sharing Joy and Sorrow (German Folk Tale)
- The Golden Goose (German Folk Tale)
- The Legend of Paracelsus (German Folk Tale)
- Little Snow-White (German Folk Tale)
- The Moon (German Folk Tale)
- The Golden Bird (German Folk Tale)
- The Elfin Grove (German Folk Tale)
- The Sole (German Folk Tale)
- The Nixy Lake (German Folk Tale)
- The Witch's Granddaughter (German Folk Tale)
- Domestic Servants (German Folk Tale)
- The Master-Thief (German Folk Tale)
- Hans Jagenteufel (German Folk Tale)
- Jack My Hedgehog (German Folk Tale)
- snowdrop (German Folk Tale)
- The Queen Bee (German Folk Tale)
- The Princess Who Was Hidden Underground (German Folk Tale)
- Jorinde and Joringel (German Folk Tale)
- The Three Little Men in the Wood (German Folk Tale)
- The Goose Girl (German Folk Tale)
- The Wolf and the Seven Little Kids (German Folk Tale)
- The Wedding of Ms. Fox (German Folk Tale)
- The Iron Stove (German Folk Tale)
- The Seven Swabians (German Folk Tale)
- The Dragon's Tail (German Folk Tale)
- The Shepherd Boy (German Folk Tale)
- Our Lady's Little Glass (German Folk Tale)
- The Old Woman in the Wood (German Folk Tale)
- The Hare's Bride (German Folk Tale)
- The Rose (German Folk Tale)
- The Stolen Farthings (German Folk Tale)
- The Crystal Coffin (German Folk Tale)
- The Three-Snake Leaves (German Folk Tale)
- Old Sultan (German Folk Tale)
- The Wonderful Musician (German Folk Tale)
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