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The Folk-Tales of the Magyars

THE LAMB WITH THE GOLDEN FLEECE. Kriza, ix.

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Cf. Round the Yule Log. "Hans, who made the Princess laugh," p. 269.

Grimm, vol. ii. "The Jew among the Thorns," p. 97 and Notes, p. 410, in which the Jew is compelled to dance to the sound of the fiddler.

Engel's Musical Myths, vol. ii. "The Indefatigable Fiddler," p. 29, and the "Ratcatcher of Hamelin," p. 37. (Also, Baring Gould's Curious Myths, p. 417.)

Griechische und Albanische Märchen, von J. G. von Hahn, Leipzig, 1864, vol. i. p. 222, and vol. ii. p. 240.—Ladislaus Arany. "The Sad Princess" (in Hungarian).—Gaal, vol. iii. "The Powerful Whistle."

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