The Folktale
Stith Thompson
Types List
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Type |
Description |
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The Theft of Fish | |
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The Tail-Fisher | |
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Sham Blood and Brains | |
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Carrying the Sham-Sick Trickster | |
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Biting the Foot | |
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Animal Captor Persuaded to Talk and Release Victim from his Mouth | |
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The calling of three tree names | |
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"Painting" on the Haycock | |
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In the Stable the Bear Threshes | |
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In the Division of the Crop the Fox Takes the Corn | |
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The Theft of Butter (Honey) by Playing Godfather | |
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The Animals Flee in Fear of the End of the World | |
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Eating his own Entrails | |
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The Fox Tricks the Wolf into Falling a Pit | |
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The Fox Climbs from the Pit on the Wolf's Back | |
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The Wolf Descends into the Well in one Bucket and Rescues the Fox in the Other | |
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The Fox Plays Dead and is Thrown out of the Pit and Escapes | |
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The Wolf Dives into the Water for Reflected Cheese | |
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The Fox in Disguise Violates the She-Bear | |
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Fox as Nursemaid for Bear | |
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Claw in Split Tree | |
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The Bear Pulls Mountain Ashes apart so that the Fox's Old Mother can Get Berries | |
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he Wolf Overeats in the Cellar | |
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The Bear Builds a House of Wood; the Fox, of Ice | |
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The Oath on the Iron | |
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The Fox (Bear, etc) Hangs by his Teeth to the Horse's Tail, Hare's Lip | |
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The Horse Kicks the Wolf in the Teeth | |
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The Bear and the Honey | |
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The Sick Lion | |
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The Lion's share | |
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The Animals Build a Road (Dig Well) | |
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The Fox through Sleight Steals the Young Magpies | |
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The Fox Threatens to Push Down the Three | |
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The Fox Persuades the Magpies into Bringing their Young into his House | |
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Raven with Cheese in his Mouth | |
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Fox and Crane Invites Each Other | |
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The Fox Persuades the Cock to Crow with Closed Eyes | |
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Peace Among the Animals – The Fox and the Cock | |
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The She-fox's Suitors | |
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More cowardly than the hare | |
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Contest of Frost and the Hare | |
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Rabbit Rides Fox A-Courting | |
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Too Cold for Hare to Build House in Winter | |
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Blinding the Guard | |
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The Help of the Weak | |
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The Wolf and the Crane | |
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The Stag Admires Himself in a Spring | |
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The Mouse, the Bird, and the Sausage | |
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The Needle, the Glove, and the Squirrel | |
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The Wolf as the Dog's Guest Sings | |
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The old dog as Rescuer of the child (Sheep) | |
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he Dog as Wolf's Shoemaker | |
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The Wild Animals Hide from the Unfamiliar Animal | |
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The Cowardly Duelers | |
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The Cat's Only Trick | |
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Belling the Cat | |
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The Cat and the Mouse Converse | |
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Country Mouse Visits Town Mouse | |
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he Hungry Fox Waits in Vain for the Horse's Lips (Scrotum) to Fall Off | |
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The Bear on the Hay-Wagon (or on the horse) | |
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The Lion Frightened by the Horse | |
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he First to See the Sunrise | |
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Wolves Climb on Top of One Another to Tree | |
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The Wolf Loses His Prey | |
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The Wolf (Fox) Seeks Breakfast | |
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The Rat Persuades the Cat to wash her Face Before Eating | |
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The Sheep Persuades the Wolf to Sing | |
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The Wolf and the Kids | |
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Wait for the Fat Goat (Three Billy-goats Gruff) | |
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The Wolf Flees from the Wolf-head | |
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The Sheep Chases the Wolf | |
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The Animals in Night Quarters (Bremen City Musicians) | |
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Advice of the Fox | |
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The Man Teaches Bears to Play the Fiddle | |
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The man Paints the Bear | |
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The Gelding of the Bear and the Fetching of Salve | |
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"Bear-food" The Fox Helps the Man | |
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The Ungrateful Serpent Returned to Captivity | |
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Thorn Removed from Lion's Paw | |
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Learning to Fear Men | |
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The wild animals on the sleigh | |
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Captured Wild Animals Ransom Themselves | |
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Grateful Animals; Ungrateful Man | |
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The Fox Eats His Fellow-lodger | |
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The Tarbaby and the Rabbit | |
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The Dog's Certificate | |
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The Lean Dog Prefers Liberty to Abundant Food and a Chain | |
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The Two Stubborn Goats | |
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Sheep, Duck and Cock in Peril at Sea | |
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Straw Threshed a second Time | |
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Cock, Hen, Duck, Pin, and Needle on a Journey | |
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The Lying Goat | |
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The Council of Birds | |
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The Election of Bird-King | |
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War of Birds and Quadrupeds | |
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Wedding of the Turkey and the Peacock | |
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The Crane Teaches the Fox to Fly | |
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The Goose Teaches the Fox to Swim | |
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Geese Ask for Respite for Prayer before the Fox Eats Them | |
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The Titmouse Tries to be Big as a Bear | |
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The Rearing of the Large-headed and Large-eyed Bird | |
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The Heathcock and the Bird of Passage | |
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The Nightingale and the Blindworm | |
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The Jay Borrows the Cuckoo's Skin | |
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The Thrush Teaches the Doves to Build Small Nests | |
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he Keen Sight of the Dove and the Keen Hearing of the Frog | |
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The Dove's Egg-substitution | |
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The Frog Enticed out of his Hole | |
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The Crow Marries | |
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The Raven in Borrowed Feathers | |
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Tame Bird and Wild Bird | |
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The Hunter Bends the Bow | |
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Each Likes his Own Children Best | |
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The Dog and the Sparrow | |
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The Ant and the Lazy Cricket | |
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Swimming Match of the Fish | |
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The Pike and the Snake Race to Land | |
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The Fish in the Net | |
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The Race of Fox and the Crayfish | |
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The Ant Carries a Load as Large as Himself | |
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The Gnats and the Horse | |
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The child and the snake | |
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The Bean, the Straw, and the Coal | |
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The Animal Sons-in-law and their Magic Food | |
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The Dragon-Slayer | |
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The Three Stolen Princesses | |
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The Ogre's (Devil's) Heart in the Egg | |
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The Twins or Blood-Brothers | |
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The Hunter | |
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The Danced-out Shoes | |
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The Princess in the Shroud | |
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The Maiden in the Tower. Rapunzel | |
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Rescue by the Sister | |
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The Giant-killer and his Dog (Bluebeard) | |
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The Girl as Helper in the Hero's Flight | |
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The Girl as Helper of the Hero on his Flight | |
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The Girl as Helper of the Hero on his Flight, Introduced by The Forbidden Box | |
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The Girl as Helper of the Hero on his Flight, followed by the episode of The Forgotten Fiancée | |
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The Youth Transformed to a Horse. (Goldener) | |
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The Faithless Sister | |
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The Cannibal Sister | |
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The Faithless Wife | |
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The Nix of the Mill-pond | |
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The Magician and his Pupil | |
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The Youth Who Wanted to Learn What Fear Is | |
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The Children and the Ogre | |
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Hansel and Gretel | |
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The Dwarf and the Giant | |
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The Devil (Witch) Carries the Hero Home in a Sack | |
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The Boy Steals the Giant's Treasure | |
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Hiding from the Devil | |
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The Smith Outwit the Devil | |
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The Smith and the Devil (Death) | |
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The Devil in the Knapsack (Bottle, Cask) | |
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The Spirit in the Bottle | |
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Godfather Death | |
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The Glutton (Red Riding Hood) | |
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Death's Messengers | |
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Bargain of the Three Brothers with the Devil | |
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Bear-skin | |
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The Vempire | |
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The Dead Bridegroom Carries off his Bride (Lenore) | |
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The Man from the Gallows | |
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The Man on a Quest for his Lost Wife | |
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The Princess Transformed into a Deer | |
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The Mouse (Cat, Frog, etc.) as Bride | |
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The Black and the White Bride | |
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The Black and The White Bride | |
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The Wishes (the Savior and Peter, etc.) | |
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As introduction: Three dwarfs, Strawberries under the snow, etc. | |
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The Witch Secretly Substitutes her own Daughter for the bride | |
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Jorinde and Joringel | |
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The Girl as Flower | |
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The Three Oranges | |
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The Girl in the Form of a Wolf | |
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Sleeping Beauty | |
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The Search for the Lost Husband | |
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The Monster (Animal) as Bridegroom | |
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The Disenchanted Husband: the Witch's Tasks | |
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Beauty and the Beast | |
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The Two Girls, the Bear, and the Dwarf | |
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The Wolf. A Maiden in the service of a witch | |
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The Ass. The prince transformed to an Ass | |
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The House in the Woods | |
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The Prince as Bird | |
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The Prince as Serpent | |
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A Serpent Carries a Princess into its Castle | |
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King Lindorm | |
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The Frog King or Iron Henry | |
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Hans my Hedgehog | |
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The Tsar's Dog (Sidi Numan) | |
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Little Brother and Little Sister | |
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The Maiden Who Seeks her Brothers | |
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The Journey to God to Receive Reward | |
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The Journey in Search of Fortune | |
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Three Hairs from the Devil's Beard | |
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The Man persecuted Because of his beautiful wife | |
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The Quest for the Unknown | |
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Friends in Life and Death | |
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The Bridge to the Other World | |
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Punishment of a Bad Woman | |
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The Man as Heater of Hell's Kettle | |
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The Spinning Women by the Spring | |
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The Name of the Helper (Titeliture, Rumpelstilzchen, Tom-Tit-Tot) | |
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The Three Old Women Helpers | |
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The Wild Man | |
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The Gifts of the Little People | |
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Dead Man as Helper | |
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The Grateful Dead | |
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The Rescued Princess | |
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The Princess Rescued from Slavery | |
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The Princess Rescued from Robbers | |
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The Monster's Bride | |
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The Monster's Bride | |
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The Monster in the Bridal Chamber | |
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The Serpent Maiden | |
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The Bride Won in a Tournament | |
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Cinderella and Cap o' Rushes | |
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Cinderella | |
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The Dress of Gold, of Silver, and of Stars. (Cap o' Rushes) | |
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One-Eye, Two-Eyes, Three-Eyes | |
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The Little Red Bull | |
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The Extraordinary Companions | |
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Six Go Through the Whole World | |
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The Land and Water Ship | |
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The Shift of Sex | |
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Faithful John | |
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The Boy who Learned Many Things | |
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Devils (Giants) Fight over Magic Objects | |
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The Strong Woman as Bride (Brunhilde) | |
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The Princess on the Glass Mountain | |
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Ferdinand the True and Ferdinand the False | |
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I Don't Know. The Helpful Horse | |
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The Speaking Horsehead | |
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The Cat as Helper (Puss in Boots) | |
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The Cat Castle | |
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Puss in Boots (or the helpful fox) | |
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Search for the Golden Bird | |
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The Sons in a Quest for a Wonderful Remedy for Their Father | |
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The Girl Who Married Animals | |
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Three Animals as Brothers-in-Law | |
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The Animal Sons-in-law and their Magic Food | |
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The Raven Helper | |
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The Grateful Animals | |
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The Fisher and his Wife | |
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Dungbeetle. The Princess made to laugh | |
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The Magic Ring | |
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Aladdin | |
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The Spirit in the Blue Light | |
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The Table, the Ass, and the Stick | |
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The Magic Providing Purse and "Out, Boy, Out of the Sack!" | |
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The Magic Mill | |
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The Three Magic Objects and the Wonderful Fruits | |
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The Magic Bird-heart | |
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The Knapsack, the Hat, and the Horn | |
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The Rabbit-herd | |
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"All Stick Together" | |
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The Prince's Wings | |
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The King's Tasks | |
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Beloved of Women | |
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The Prince and the Arm Bands | |
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The Thieving Pot | |
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The Dance Among Thorns | |
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Fiddevav | |
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The Healing Fruits | |
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The Gifts of the Dwarfs | |
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The Three Snake Leaves | |
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The Two Travelers (Truth and Falsehood) | |
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The Presents | |
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The Louse-Skin | |
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Strong John | |
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The Prince Whose Wishes Always Came True: The Carnation | |
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The Four Skillful Brothers | |
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The Three Brothers | |
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The Wise Brothers | |
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The Three Doctors | |
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The Man Who Flew like a Bird and Swam like a Fish | |
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The Animal Languages | |
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The Three Languages | |
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A man Steals a Serpent's Crown | |
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A Little Girl Takes away the Gold Crown which the serpent has laid down | |
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Serpent at Wedding Leaves Crown. In return for milk which the maid has fed it | |
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The White Serpent's Flesh | |
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The Lazy Boy | |
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Open Sesame | |
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"Iron is More Precious than Gold" | |
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Tom Thumb | |
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Born from a Fish | |
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The Maiden Without Hands | |
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The Three Golden Sons | |
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The Wonder Child | |
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Snow-White | |
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Our Lady's Child | |
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The Beautiful and the Ugly Twin | |
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Demi-coq | |
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My Mother Slew Me; My Father Ate Me. The Juniper Tree | |
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The Dream | |
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The Rich Man's and the Poor Man's Fortune | |
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Luck and Wealth | |
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Hatch-penny | |
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Hospitality Rewarded | |
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The Wishes | |
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Hospitality Rewarded | |
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The Greedy Peasant Woman | |
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Christ and Peter in the Barn | |
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The Forgotten Wind | |
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Christ and the Smith | |
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Sin and Grace | |
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The Three Green Twigs | |
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The Self-righteous Hermit | |
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The Devil's Contract | |
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The Greater Sinner | |
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God's Justice Vindicated (The Angel and the Hermit) | |
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The Cruel Rich Man as the Devil's Horse | |
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The Mother who Wants to Kill her Children | |
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The Singing Bone | |
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The Princess Who Murdered Her Child | |
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Who Ate the Lamb's Heart? | |
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The Saviour and Peter in Night-Lodgings | |
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The Tailor in Heaven | |
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Master Pfriem | |
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The Peasant in Heaven | |
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Solomon Binds the Devil in Chains in Hell | |
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Peter's Mother Falls from Heaven | |
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The Snares of the Evil One | |
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The Devil's Riddle | |
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The Deceased Rich Man and the Devils in the Church | |
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The Devil as Substitute for Day Laborer at Mowing | |
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The Devil as Advocate | |
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Thief Rescued by the Devil | |
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Chickens from Boiled Eggs | |
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The Lazy Boy and the Industrious Girl | |
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The Devil in Noah's Ark | |
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The Boastful Deer-slayer | |
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The Dishonest Priest | |
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The Disappointed Fisher | |
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Pride Is Punished | |
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How the Wicked Lord was Punished | |
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The Punishment of Men | |
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One Beggar Trusts God, the Other the King | |
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The Luck-bringing Shirt | |
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The Birthmarks of the Princess | |
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The Princess who Cannot Solve the Riddle | |
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The Hero Forces the Princess to Say "That is a Lie" | |
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The Hero Catches the Princess with her Own Words | |
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The Golden Ram | |
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The Princess Confined in the Mound | |
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The Little Goose-Girl | |
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The Clever Peasant Girl | |
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The Man Boasts of His Wife | |
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Oft-Proved Fidelity | |
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The Wager on the Wife's Chastity | |
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The Innocent Slandered Maiden | |
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The Punished Seducer | |
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The Forsaken Fiancée | |
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The Faithful Wife | |
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A Pound of Flesh | |
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The Children of the King | |
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King Thrushbeard | |
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Taming of the Shrew | |
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Precepts Brought or Given Prove Correct | |
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Wise Through Experience | |
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The Servant's Good Counsels | |
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"Think Carefully Before You Begin a Task" | |
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The Treasure of the Hanging Man | |
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The Son of the King (Solomon) and of the Smith | |
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The King and the Peasant's Son | |
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The Shepherd Substituting for the Preast Answers the King's Questions. (The King and the Abbot) | |
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Love Like Salt | |
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Like Wind in the Hot Sun | |
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Out-riddling the Judge | |
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The Prophecy | |
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Oedipus | |
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The Prodigal's Return | |
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Luck and Intelligence | |
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Rhampsinitus. The theft in the treasury (bank) | |
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The King and the Robber | |
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The Bank Robbery | |
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The King and the Soldier | |
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The Old Robber Relates Three Adventures to free his son | |
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The Forty Thieves | |
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The Robber Bridegroom | |
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At the Robbers' House | |
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The Clever Maiden Alone at Home Kills the Robbers | |
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The Sun Brings All to Light | |
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Bargain Not to Become Angery | |
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Labor Contract (Anger Bargain) | |
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Hogs in Mud; Sheep in Air | |
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Guarding the Store-room Door | |
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Cleaning the Child | |
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Whetting the Knife | |
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The Crop Division | |
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Granary Roof Used as Threshing Flail | |
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High with Curly Tails Belong to the Man; Other to the Ogre | |
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The Ogre Shears a Pig instead of Sheep | |
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Pulling the Lake Together | |
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Threat to Haul away the Warehouse | |
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The heavy axe | |
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Shooting Wild Boars | |
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Squeezing the Stone | |
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Biting the Stone (by Ogre) | |
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Throwing the Stone | |
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Throwing Contest with Golden Club | |
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Wrestling Contest: Looks Where to Throw him | |
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Wrestling Contest (with Old Grandfather) | |
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Race with Little Son | |
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Race Won by Deception: Relative Helpers | |
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Pushing the Hole into a tree | |
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Eating Contest | |
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The Ice Mill | |
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Attempted Murder with Hatchet | |
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Attempts to Murder the Hero | |
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The Ogre Kills his Own Children | |
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Counting out Pay | |
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The Hot Porridge in the Ogre's Throat | |
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Making the Ogre Strong (by Castration) | |
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The Ogre Blinded (Polyphemus) | |
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Gilding the Beard | |
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Millstones | |
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Thunder the Rolling of his Brother's Wagon | |
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The Ogre Asks the Man to Tell him when it Thunders | |
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Children Desire Ogre's Flesh | |
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The Gun as Tobacco Pipe | |
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The Ogre Wants to Learn to Play | |
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The Ogre in the Haunted Castle. Beard Caught Fast | |
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The Bear Trainer and his Bear | |
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The Evil Woman Thrown into the Pit | |
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The Evil Woman in the Glass Case as Last Commodity | |
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A Man Sells his Soul to the Devil | |
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A Rabbit in Each Net | |
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A Man Sells his Soul to the Devil | |
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Stick from the Body | |
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The Level Bushel | |
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The Last Leaf | |
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The First Crop | |
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With his Whole Heart | |
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The Lord's Prayer | |
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The Sowing of Salt | |
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The Cow is Taken to the Roof to graze | |
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The Peasant Woman Thinks the Cow Chewing her Cud is Mimicking Her | |
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Man Sitting on Branch of Tree Cuts it off | |
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Bringing Water from the Well | |
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The Porridge in the Ice Hole | |
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Rowing without Going Forward | |
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Marking the Place on the Boat | |
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Numskulls unable to Count their own Number | |
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Numskulls Cannot Find Their Own Legs | |
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Swimming in the Flax-field | |
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One Cheese Sent to Bring Back Another | |
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Drowning the Crayfish as Punishment | |
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The Man who Thought Himself Dead | |
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The Steamship Thought to be the Devil | |
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Pumpkin Sold as an Ass's Egg | |
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The Loving Wife | |
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The Silence Wager | |
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The Man Hidden in the Roof | |
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Flight of the Woman and her Lover from the Stable | |
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Old Hildebrand | |
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Wife Falls into a Stream | |
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Cutting with Knife or the Scissors | |
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The Wife Insults the Husband as Lousy-head | |
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The Lazy Wife | |
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The Faithless Wife | |
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The Talkative Wife and the Discovered Treasure | |
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The Peasant Woman at Market | |
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The Woman Does not Know Herself | |
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The Husband Hunts Three Persons as Stupid as his Wife | |
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The Foolish Wife's Pawn | |
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Meat as Food for Cabbage | |
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The Woman Goes to get Beer | |
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The Servant Girl Hides behind the Statue of the Virgin Mary | |
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The Lazy Spinner Woman | |
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The Merry Wives Wager | |
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The Man who Does his Wife's Work | |
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Lucky Hans. Foolish Bargains | |
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The Man and his Wife Build Air Castles | |
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Clever Elsie | |
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The Thrifty Girl | |
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Bride Test: Thrifty Cutting of Cheese | |
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Bride Test: Key in Flax Reveals Laziness | |
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The Lisping Maiden | |
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The Girl who Ate so Little | |
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The Girl with the Ugly Name | |
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The Unwilling Suitor Advised from the Tree | |
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he Prayer for a Husband | |
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The Matron of Ephesus (Vidua) | |
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The Master Thief | |
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Theft of Dog, Horse Sheet or Ring | |
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The Horse Stolen | |
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The Traveler Watches the Man Fishing in the Street. Meanwhile the latter's confederates rob the traveler's wagon | |
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Theft by Distracting Attention | |
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The Thieves and their Pupil | |
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The Youth Steals Horses from The Preachers and money from the preacher's wife | |
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Holding Down the Hat | |
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Thief Claims to have been Transformed into a Horse | |
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Holding up the Rock | |
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The Rich and the Poor Peasant (Unibos) | |
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The Woman in the Chest | |
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The Three Hunchback Brothers Drowned | |
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The Murdered Lover | |
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The Corpse Killed Five Times | |
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The Youth Cheated in Selling Oxen | |
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Cleverness and Gullibility | |
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The Student from Paradise (Paris) | |
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For the Long Winter | |
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The Clever Boy | |
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The Man Who got a Night's Lodging | |
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The Lazy Boy Eats Breakfast, Dinner, and Supper, One after the Other without Working | |
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"Both?" Asks the Boy Sent to Get Two Articles | |
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The Clever Shepherd. Bad Food at the House | |
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The Lawyer's Mad Client | |
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The Man in Court for Killing a Fly | |
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The Trespasser's Defense | |
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The Fool as Murderer | |
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To Divide Presents and Strokes | |
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Contest in Climbing the Mast | |
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The Contest in Swimming | |
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The Brave Tailor | |
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Doctor Know-All | |
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The Good Bargain | |
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The Three Lucky Brothers | |
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Whittington's Cat | |
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The Wolves in the Stable | |
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The Robbers under the Tree | |
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The Brothers in the Tree | |
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The Robbers in the Death Chamber | |
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The Profitable Exchange | |
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The Ox (Ass) as Mayor | |
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The Man Seeking a Midwife Accidentally Kills the Dog | |
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The Boy's Disasters | |
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The Foolish Bridegroom | |
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"What should I have said (Done)?" | |
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"We Three; For Money" | |
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Deaf Persons and their Foolish Answers | |
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Search for the Lost Animal | |
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Travelers Ask the Way | |
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Boots Sent by Telegraph | |
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The Foolish Parson in the Trunk | |
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The Entrapped Suitors | |
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The Youth and the Pretty Shoes | |
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"Who gives his Own Goods shall Receive it Back Tenfold" | |
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The Stingy Parson | |
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The Parson in the Sack to Heaven | |
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The Parson and the Calf | |
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The Priest's Guest and the Eaten Chickens | |
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The Parson's Stupid Wife | |
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he Hungry Parson | |
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The Sexton Falls into the Brewing-Vat | |
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The Parson Put to Flight in the Sacramental Bread | |
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The Parson in the Church on the Ox | |
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The Sexton Carries the Parson | |
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The Parson Drunk | |
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"I Preach God's Word." | |
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The Sawed Pulpit | |
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You Shall See me a Little While Longer | |
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The Parson and Sexton at Mass | |
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Application of the Sermon | |
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The Clergyman with the Fine Voice | |
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The Parson to Let a Dove Fly in the Church | |
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The Hog in Church | |
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At the Blessing of the Grave the Parson's Ox Breaks Loose | |
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he Boy on the Wolf's Tail | |
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he Boy has a Hat of Butter, Clothes of Paper | |
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The Man who Fell out of a Balloon | |
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Hunting Tales | |
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The First: "The Sea Burns". The Other: "Many Fried Fish" | |
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The First: "The Sea Burns". The Other: "Many Fries Fish" | |
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Schlaraffenland (Land of Cokaygne.) | |
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The Extraordinary Names | |
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The Three Lazy Ones | |
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The Great Animal or Great Object | |
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Origin of Chess | |
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Ehod mi yodea (One, who knows?) | |
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Chains Involving Contradictions of Extremes | |
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The Goat who Would not Go Home | |
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Pif-Paf-Poltrie | |
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The Cock and the Hen | |
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The Death of the Cock | |
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The Death of the Little Hen | |
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The Death of the Little Hen Described with Unusual Words | |
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The Fleeing Pancake | |
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The Fat Cat | |
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The Troll (Wolf) who was Cut Open | |
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The Old Woman and Her Pig | |
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Stronger and Strongest | |
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The Cock's Whiskers | |
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A Nut Heats the Cock's Head and He Thinks the World has Come to an End | |
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he Mouse Regains its Tail | |
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Lending and Repaying: Progressively Worse (or Better) | |
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House that Jack Built | |
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The Horseshoe Nail | |
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The Climax of Horrors | |
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Catch-tales | |
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Unfinished Tales | |
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Endless Tales | |
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Round Tales | |
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The Ground is Measured with Horse's Skin |