Add to ORKGA selection of fairy legends translated from G. Blum's "Strand und see" and four tales from Ludwig Wahl's "Māhrchen."Mode of access: Internet
Also published anonymously under title: Fairy tales from the North.Mode of access: Internet
Bibliographical references included in "Notes and references": p. [235]-268.Mode of access: Internet
These stories purport to have been automatically written down as received from friends who have pass...
"These two dramatized fairy tales are reprinted from the Deutsches lesebuch of Carla Wenckebach."--P...
Selected and translated from the folk-lore journal "Melusine," and Paul Sébillot's "Contes des provi...
A translation of "Eventyrbog for børn" published 1883-87.Mode of access: Internet
A dissertation on fairies, by Joseph Ritson, p. 1-38.Same as his Folk-lore and legends: English.Mode...
Forty-eight fairy tales from the folklore of Hungary, Russia, Poland, Iceland, Germany, France, Engl...
The wandering lights. Princess Ilse. [By Marie Petersen]--Forget me not [by Christoph von Schmid]Mod...
"Der Freischütz, or The magic balls, from the German of A. Apel": p. [97]-123.Mode of access: Intern...
Selections form Narodnuiya russkiya skazki, first published at St. Petersburg, 1874. cf. Pref.Mode o...
The appendix contains legends contributed by the author to T. Crofton Crocker's "Irish fairy legends...
A collection of more than 40 fairy tales from the folklore of Hungary, Russia, Poland, Iceland, Germ...
Santa-Claus and the Christ-child -- The Moorish pearls -- The two good-for-nothings -- Ching Chong C...
Arranged and printed by the University Press, Cambridge, U.S.A.--Colophon.Mode of access: Internet
Also published anonymously under title: Fairy tales from the North.Mode of access: Internet
Bibliographical references included in "Notes and references": p. [235]-268.Mode of access: Internet
These stories purport to have been automatically written down as received from friends who have pass...
"These two dramatized fairy tales are reprinted from the Deutsches lesebuch of Carla Wenckebach."--P...
Selected and translated from the folk-lore journal "Melusine," and Paul Sébillot's "Contes des provi...
A translation of "Eventyrbog for børn" published 1883-87.Mode of access: Internet
A dissertation on fairies, by Joseph Ritson, p. 1-38.Same as his Folk-lore and legends: English.Mode...
Forty-eight fairy tales from the folklore of Hungary, Russia, Poland, Iceland, Germany, France, Engl...
The wandering lights. Princess Ilse. [By Marie Petersen]--Forget me not [by Christoph von Schmid]Mod...
"Der Freischütz, or The magic balls, from the German of A. Apel": p. [97]-123.Mode of access: Intern...
Selections form Narodnuiya russkiya skazki, first published at St. Petersburg, 1874. cf. Pref.Mode o...
The appendix contains legends contributed by the author to T. Crofton Crocker's "Irish fairy legends...
A collection of more than 40 fairy tales from the folklore of Hungary, Russia, Poland, Iceland, Germ...
Santa-Claus and the Christ-child -- The Moorish pearls -- The two good-for-nothings -- Ching Chong C...
Arranged and printed by the University Press, Cambridge, U.S.A.--Colophon.Mode of access: Internet
Also published anonymously under title: Fairy tales from the North.Mode of access: Internet
Bibliographical references included in "Notes and references": p. [235]-268.Mode of access: Internet
These stories purport to have been automatically written down as received from friends who have pass...