One hundred favorite folktales, chosen by Stith Thompson ; drawings by Franz Altschuler

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Label

One hundred favorite folktales, chosen by Stith Thompson ; drawings by Franz Altschuler

Statement of responsibility

chosen by Stith Thompson ; drawings by Franz Altschuler

Instantiates

• One hundred favorite folktales

Publication

• Bloomington, Indiana University Press, 1974

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references

Carrier category

volume

Carrier category code

nc

Carrier MARC source

rdacarrier

Content category

text

Content type code

txt

Content type MARC source

rdacontent

Contents

• The three billy-goats Gruff (Norwegian) -- The ingrate (Italian) -- John the bear (French) -- The giant who had no heart in his body (Norwegian) -- The castle of no return (Spanish) -- The danced-out shoes (Russian) -- The maiden in the tower (French) -- How the devil married three sisters (Italian) -- The white cat (French) -- The little gardener with golden hair (French) -- Anpu and Bata (ancient Egyptian) -- The doctor and his pupil (French) -- A tale of a boy who set out to learn fear (German) -- Haensel [Hansel] and Gretel (German) -- Boots and the troll (Norwegian) -- The master-smith (Norwegian) -- The child sold to the devil (French) -- Godfather Death (Swedish) -- Little Red Riding-Hood (French) -- Maid Len (Danish) -- The three princesses of Whiteland (Norwegian) -- The frog princess (Russian) -- The white bride and the black bride (Swedish) -- The three citrons (Italian) -- Sleeping Beauty (Swedish)
• East o' the sun and west o' the moon (Norwegian) -- King Bean (Italian) -- King Lindorm (Swedish) -- The frog king (German) -- Sister Alionushka and Brother Ivanushka (Russian) -- The six swans (Swedish) -- The rich man and his son-in-law (Swedish) -- The animal wife (Greek) -- Friends in life and death (Norwegian) -- The two step-sisters (Norwegian) -- Tom Tit Tot (English) -- The three aunts (Norwegian) -- The hunchback's gift (Irish) -- The princess who was rescued from slavery (Swedish) -- The hearth-cat (Portuguese) -- Katie Woodencloak (Norwegian) -- One-eye, Two-eyes, and Three-eyes (German) -- The self-propelled carriage (French) -- Faithful John (German) -- The princess on the glass hill (Norwegian) -- The servant who took the place of his master (Greek) -- The goose-girl (German) -- Lord Peter (Norwegian) -- The gold bird (German) -- The well at the world's end (Irish) -- The goldfish (Russian) -- The grateful animals and the talisman (Greek) -- The ass that lays money (Italian) -- Two out of the sack (Russian) -- Horns (Russian)
• Polyphemus, the Cyclops (ancient Greek) -- Gudbrand on the hillside (Norwegian) -- Clever Elsie and her companions (Italian) -- The master thief (Scottish) -- Shemiaka the judge (Russian) -- Little Claus and Big Claus (Danish) -- The man from paradise (French) -- The just reward (Russian) -- The brave little tailor (German) -- Crab (Italian) -- Salt (Russian) -- Peter Ox (Danish) -- "What should I have said?" (Russian) -- "Is he fat?" (English) -- The pancake (Norwegian)

Control code

16922721

Dimensions

24 cm.

Edition

1st Midland book ed.

Extent

xii, 439 pages

Isbn

9780253201720

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(pbk.)

Media category

unmediated

Media MARC source

rdamedia

Media type code

n

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il.

Record ID

16922721

System control number

• (OCoLC)ocm01171368
• (OCoLC)1171368