Boecler, J.M. _Der Ehsten abergläubische Gebräuche, Weisen, und Gewohnheiten, von Johann Wolfgang Boecler, weiland Pastor zu Kusal in Ehstland und des Consistorii in Reval Assessor. Mit auf die Gegenwart bezüglichen Anmerkungen beleuchtet von Dr. F. R. Kreutzwald_. St. Petersburg, 1854. Bouquet _from the Baltic_. _All the Year Round_, IV. pp. 80-83 (Nov. 3, 1860). Relates to some of the legends of Vanemuine, the _Kalevipoeg_, and Koit and Aemmerik. Dido, A. _Littérature orale des Estoniens_. _Bibliographie des principale Publications de l'Estonie, et en particulier celle du Dr. Frédéric Reinhold Kreutzwald_, 1804-1882. _Revue des Traditions Populaires_, VIII. pp. 353-365, 424-428, 485-495 (1893). Contains an ac[Pg 300]count, more or less detailed, of the longer tales in Kreutzwald's collection, a few being fully translated. Dido, A. _Kalewipoeg, Épopée nationale Estonienne_. Op. cit. IX. pp. 137-155 (1894). Contains an analysis of the poem. Donner, A. _Kalevipoeg jumalaistarulliselta ja historialliselta kannalta katsottuna_. _Suomi_, ser. 2, vol. 5 (1866). Discusses the mythological and historical character of the _Kalevipoeg_, and its relations to the _Kalevala_, especially as regards the episode of Kullervo. Esthonia. _Encyclopædia Britannica_ (ed. IX.), vol. viii. pp. 561-563 (1878). Gould, S.B. _The Kalevipoeg_. _Fraser's Magazine_, vol. 78, pp. 534-544 (Oct. 1868). A fragmentary account of the poem, containing some curious errors, such as "Sarwik" being translated "Hell;" but with useful comments, especially on the Kalevide's voyage to the North Pole. We cannot see, however, that the Esthonian writings exhibit the melancholy character of a depressed nation, as Mr. Baring-Gould imagines. Grosse, Julius. _Die Abenteuer des Kalewiden: Esthnisches Volksmärchen_. Leipzig, 1875. An abstract of the story in hexameters. Israel, C. Chr. _Kalewipoeg, oder die Abenteuer des Kalewiden, Eine estnische Sage frei nach dem Estnischen bearbeitet_. Frankfort-on-Main, 1873. A good prose abstract of the poem, somewhat rearranged. Jannsen, Harry. _Märchen und Sagen des estnischen Volkes_. Two Parts. Dorpat, 1881, and Riga, 1888. A selection of tales from various sources, some few being from Kreutzwald's collection. Valuable notes are appended to Part ii. ----. _Esthnische Märchen_. _Veckenstedt's Zeitschrift für Volkskunde_, i. pp. 314-317 (1889). Contains three[Pg 301] stories: "The Devil's Visit," "The Talking Trees" (Christian variant), and "The Officious Flies." Jannsen states that the first has already been printed in the original, and that the other two are from his own collections. Kalewipoeg, _Üks ennemuistene Eesti jut_. Kuopio, 1862. An earlier edition was published at Dorpat with the German translation; but this is the one which I have consulted in the preparation of this work. Kalewipoeg, _eine estnische Sage, zusammengestellt von F.R. Kreutzwald, verdeutscht von C. Reinthal und Dr. Bertram_. Dorpat, 1857-61.