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Tales of Folk and Fairies

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He took out his pipe and blew a tune. See page 210.

TALES OF

FOLK AND FAIRIES

WRITTEN AND ILLUSTRATED

BY

KATHARINE PYLE

Illustration from Tales of Folk and Fairies

BOSTON

LITTLE, BROWN, AND COMPANY

1929

Copyright, 1919,

By Little, Brown, and Company.

Printed in the United States of America

CONTENTS

CHAPTER PAGE

The Meester Stoorworm A Story from Scotland 1

Jean Malin and the Bull-man A Louisiana Tale 22

The Widow’s Son A Scandinavian Tale 35

The Wise Girl A Serbian Story 61

The History of Ali Cogia From the Arabian Nights 72

Oh! A Cossack Story 101

The Talking Eggs A Story from Louisiana 123

The Frog Princess A Russian Story 137

The Magic Turban, the Magic Sword and the Magic Carpet A Persian Story 159

The Three Silver Citrons A Persian Story 180

The Magic Pipe A Norse Tale 201

The Triumph of Truth A Hindu Story 221

Life’s Secret A Story of Bengal 251

Dame Pridgett and the Fairies 278

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

PAGE

He took out his pipe and blew a tune. Frontispiece

Seeing no one, the creature dropped on its knees and bellowed, “Beau Madjam!” 29

She sat down beside the hearth and took off her head. 127

Then the demon flew out through the window and away through the night. 169

The Princess took the cup and drank. 191

The Rajah brought the girl down, while the crows circled about his head. 241

TALES OF FOLK AND

FAIRIES

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