The Fairy Mythology: Illustrative of the Romance and Superstition of Various CountriesKeightley, Thomas
General
The Fairy Mythology: Illustrative of the Romance and Superstition of Various Countries
Keightley, Thomas
Fairies; Fairy tales; Folk literature; Folklore
NORTHERN ISLANDS.
ICELAND 157
FEROES 162
SHETLAND 164
Gioga's Son 167
The Mermaid Wife 169
ORKNEYS 171
ISLE OF RÜGEN 174
Adventures of John Dietrich 178
The Little Glass Shoe 194
The Wonderful Plough 197
The Lost Bell 200
The Black Dwarfs of Granitz 204
GERMANY.
DWARFS 216
The Hill-Man at the Dance 217
The Dwarf's Feast 218
The Friendly Dwarfs 220
Wedding-Feast of the Little People 220
Smith Riechert 221
Dwarfs stealing Corn 222
Journey of Dwarfs over the Mountain 223
The Dwarfs borrowing Bread 226
The Changeling 227
The Dwarf-Husband 232
Inge of Rantum 232
THE WILD-WOMEN 234
The Oldenburg Horn 237
KOBOLDS 239
Hinzelmann 240
Hödeken 255
King Goldemar 256
The Heinzelmänchen 257
NIXES 258
The Peasant and the Waterman 259
The Water-Smith 260
The Working Waterman 261
The Nix-Labour 261
SWITZERLAND.
DWARFS 264
Gertrude and Rosy 266
The Chamois-Hunter 271
The Dwarfs on the Tree 273
Curiosity punished 273
The Rejected Gift 275
The Wonderful Little Pouch 276
Aid and Punishment 277
The Dwarf in search of Lodging 278
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