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Folk-lore and Legends: Russian and Polish

Folk-lore and Legends: Russian and Polish

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Number of Chapters: 23

Length: 04 hours and 38 minutes

Language: English

In this volume I present selections made from the Russian chap-book literature, and from the works of various Russian and Polish collectors of Folklore—Afanasief, Erben, Wojcicki, Glinski, etc. The chap-book tales, and many of those of Glinski, are, there is little doubt, of foreign origin, but since Russia and Poland are the countries in which these tales have found their home, and since they have there been so adapted by the people as to incorporate the national customs and lore, they appear to me to belong properly to the present volume. - Summary by Charles John Tibbets

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Introductory Note (DrPGould)
The Poor Man and the Judge (tmeritt)
The Wind Rider (Elizabeth Davis)
The Three Gifts (susanjhudson)
Snyegurka (Wolfgang Bas)
Prince Peter and Princess Magilene (Elizabeth Davis)
The Old Man, his Wife, and the Fish (Phil Kasper)
The Golden Mountain (tovarisch)
The Duck that laid Golden Eggs (DrPGould)
Emelyan the Fool (James K. White)
Ilija, the Muromer (tovarisch)
The Bad-Tempered Wife (Phil Kasper)
Ivashka with the Bear’s Ear (Annyiee Hill)
The Plague (Rhys Harrison)
The Peasant and the Wind (Wolfgang Bas)
The Wonderful Cloth (susanjhudson)
The Evil Eye (Annyiee Hill)
The Seven Brothers (Annyiee Hill)
Sila Czarovitch and Ivaschka (tovarisch)
The Stolen Heart (Phil Kasper)
Prince Slugobyl (DrPGould)
Princess Marvel (Phil Kasper)
The Ghost (tovarisch)
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