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The science of fairy tales

Note 226 — Chapter XI

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“Journal Amer. F. L.” vol ii. p. 137; vol. i. p. 76; Schneller, p. 210; “Rosenöl,” vol. i. p. 162; Child, vol. i. p. 337, quoting Schmidt and Apollodorus; “Panjab N. & Q.,” vol. ii. p. 207. (In this form the story is found as a tradition, probably derived from the Mahábhárata.) “Trans. Aberd. Eistedd.” p. 225; White, vol. i. p. 126.

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