Notices of copyright on material used in these volumes appear on the back of the title pages of the particular volumes in which the stories are printed. A complete list of acknowledgments to authors and publishers, for their kind permission to use copyrighted material, is given on pages 3 to 6 of Volume Ten. CONTENTS INTRODUCTION Charles, W. Eliot PREFACE William Patten TALES OF THE AMERICAN INDIANS Manabozho H. R. Schoolcraft Why the Diver Duck Has So Few Tail Feathers H. R. Schoolcraft Manabozho Changed to Wolf H. R. Schoolcraft Why the Woodpecker has Red Feathers H. R. Schoolcraft Manabozho is Robbed H. R. Schoolcraft Manabozho and the Woodpeckers H. R. Schoolcraft The Boy and the Wolves Andrew Lang The Indian Who Lost His Wife Andrew Lang TALES FROM INDIA Punchkin E. Frere The Sun, Moon and Wind E. Frere Why the Fish Laughed Joseph Jacob The Farmer and Money Lender Joseph Jacob Pride Goeth Before a Fall Joseph Jacob The Wicked Sons Joseph Jacob Tiger, Brahman, and Jackal Flora Annie Steel The Lambikin Flora Annie Steel The Rat’s Wedding Flora Annie Steel The Jackal and the Partridge Flora Annie Steel The Jackal and the Crocodile Flora Annie Steel The Jackal and the Iguana Flora Annie Steel The Bear’s Bad Bargain Flora Annie Steel The Thief and the Fox Ramaswami Raju The Farmer and the Fox Ramaswami Raju The Fools and the Drum Ramaswami Raju The Lion and the Goat Ramaswami Raju The Glowworm and Jackdaw Ramaswami Raju The Camel and the Pig Ramaswami Raju The Dog and the Dog Dealer Ramaswami Raju The Tiger, Fox, and Hunters Ramaswami Raju The Sea, the Fox, and the Wolf Ramaswami Raju The Fox in the Well Ramaswami Raju TALES FROM THE NORSELAND Ashiepattle P. C. Asbjörnsen The Squire’s Bride P. C. Asbjörnsen The Doll in the Grass P. C. Asbjörnsen The Bear and the Fox P. C. Asbjörnsen The Lad Who Went to the North Wind Sir George W. Dasent The Husband Who Was to Mind the House Sir George W. Dasent How One Went Out to Woo Sir George W. Dasent