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The Folk-Tales of the Magyars

by W. Henry Jones and Lajos Kropf

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  1. 1Epigraph — Dedication
  2. 2Preface
  3. 3Introduction
  4. 4Magyar Folk-Tales
  5. 5Stephen the Murderer
  6. 6The Lamb With the Golden Fleece
  7. 7Fisher Joe
  8. 8Luck and Bliss
  9. 9The Lazy Cat
  10. 10Handsome Paul
  11. 11The Travels of Truth and Falsehood
  12. 12The Hunting Princes
  13. 13The Lazy Spinning-Girl Who Became a Queen
  14. 14The Envious Sisters
  15. 15Knight Rose
  16. 16Prince Mirkó
  17. 17The Student Who Was Forcibly Made King
  18. 18The Children of Two Rich Men
  19. 19The Hussar and the Servant Girl
  20. 20My Father’s Wedding
  21. 21The Baa-Lambs
  22. 22Fairy Elizabeth
  23. 23The Three Princes
  24. 24The Three Dreams
  25. 25Csabor Ur
  26. 26The Devil and the Three Slovák Lads
  27. 27The Count’s Daughter
  28. 28The Speaking Grapes, the Smiling Apple, and the Tinkling Apricot
  29. 29The Three Oranges
  30. 30The Youngest Prince and the Youngest Princess
  31. 31The Invisible Shepherd Lad
  32. 32The Three Princesses
  33. 33Cinder Jack
  34. 34The Three Brothers
  35. 35The Three Valuable Things
  36. 36The Little Magic Pony
  37. 37The Beggar’s Presents
  38. 38The World’s Beautiful Woman
  39. 39The Girl Without Hands
  40. 40The King and the Devil
  41. 41The Three Princes, the Three Dragons, and the Old Woman With the Ir…
  42. 42The Widower and His Daughter
  43. 43The Wishes
  44. 44The Two Orphans
  45. 45The Wonderful Frog
  46. 46The Devil and the Red Cap
  47. 47Jack Dreadnought
  48. 48The Secret-Keeping Little Boy and His Little Sword
  49. 49Shepherd Paul
  50. 50The Pelican
  51. 51The Girl With the Golden Hair
  52. 52The Lover’s Ghost
  53. 53Snake Skin
  54. 54The Fairies’ Well
  55. 55The Crow’s Nest
  56. 56Woman’s Curiosity
  57. 57Notes to the Folk-Tales
  58. 58Stephen the Murderer. Kriza, Xviii
  59. 59The Lamb With the Golden Fleece. Kriza, Ix
  60. 60Fisher Joe. Kriza, Xvi
  61. 61Luck and Bliss. Kriza, Xii
  62. 62The Lazy Cat. Kriza, Xi — Handsome Paul. Kriza, i
  63. 63The Travels of Truth and Falsehood. Kriza, Ii
  64. 64The Hunting Princes. Kriza, Iii
  65. 65The Lazy Spinning Girl Who Became a Queen. Kriza, Iv
  66. 66The Envious Sisters. Kriza, v
  67. 67Knight Rose. Kriza Vi
  68. 68Prince Mirkó. Kriza, Xiii
  69. 69The Student Who Was Forcibly Made King. Kriza Vii
  70. 70The Children of Two Rich Men. Kriza Viii
  71. 71The Hussar and the Servant Girl. Kriza Xix
  72. 72My Father’s Wedding. Kriza x
  73. 73The Baa-Lambs. Kriza Xiv
  74. 74Fairy Elizabeth. Kriza Xv
  75. 75The Three Princes. Erdélyi, I. 1
  76. 76The Three Dreams. Erdélyi, I. 2
  77. 77Csabor Úr. Erdélyi, I. 3
  78. 78The Devil and the Three Slovak Lads. Erdélyi, Ii. 1
  79. 79The Count’s Daughter. Erdélyi, Ii. 2
  80. 80The Speaking Grapes. Erdélyi, Ii. 3
  81. 81The Three Oranges. Erdélyi, Ii. 4
  82. 82The Youngest Prince, and the Youngest Princess. Erdélyi, Ii. 5
  83. 83The Invisible Shepherd Lad. Erdélyi, Ii. 6
  84. 84The Three Princesses. Erdélyi, Ii. 7
  85. 85Cinder Jack. Erdélyi, Ii. 11
  86. 86The Three Brothers. Erdélyi, Ii. 8
  87. 87The Three Valuable Things. Erdélyi, Ii. 9
  88. 88The Little Magic Pony. Erdélyi, Ii. 10
  89. 89The Beggar’s Presents. Erdélyi, Ii. 12
  90. 90The World’s Beautiful Woman. Erdélyi, Iii. 1
  91. 91The Girl Without Hands. Erdélyi, Iii. 2
  92. 92The King and the Devil. Erdélyi, Iii 3
  93. 93The Three Princes, the Three Dragons, and the Old Woman With the Ir…
  94. 94The Widower and His Daughter. Erdélyi Iii. 7
  95. 95The Wishes. Erdélyi Iii. 11
  96. 96The Two Orphans. Erdélyi Iii. 9
  97. 97The Wonderful Frog. Erdélyi, Iii. 15
  98. 98The Devil and the Red Cap. Erdélyi, Iii. 19
  99. 99Jack Dreadnought. Erdélyi, Iii. 16
  100. 100The Secret-Keeping Little Boy and His Little Sword. Erdélyi, Iii. 8
  101. 101Shepherd Paul. Erdélyi, Iii. 17
  102. 102The Pelican. Erdélyi, Iii. 6
  103. 103The Girl With the Golden Hair
  104. 104The Lover’s Ghost
  105. 105Snake Skin
  106. 106The Fairies’ Well
  107. 107The Crow’s Nest
  108. 108Woman’s Curiosity. Merényi

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