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TRANSLATED FROM THE SERBIAN
By MADAME ELODIE L. MIJATOVICH
AUTHOR OF THE “HISTORY OF MODERN SERBIA,”
“KOSSOVO BALLADS” ETC. ETC. ETC.
WITH AN INTRODUCTION
By the late Rev. W. DENTON, M.A.
SECOND EDITION
1899
The Columbus Printing, Publishing and Advertising Company,Limited,
Amberley House, Norfolk Street, W.C.
Preparing for Publication,
SERBIAN POPULAR CUSTOMS,
A Further Contribution to Serbian Folk-Lore,
BY MADAME ELODIE L. MIJATOVICH.
PAGE. | |
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
THE BEAR’S SON | 23 |
THE WONDERFUL KIOSK | 31 |
THE SNAKE’S GIFT. LANGUAGE OF ANIMALS | 36 |
THE GOLDEN APPLE-TREE, AND THE NINE PEAHENS | 42 |
PAPALLUGA; OR, THE GOLDEN SLIPPER | 58 |
THE GOLDEN-FLEECED RAM | 65 |
WHO ASKS LITTLE, GETS MUCH | 74 |
JUSTICE OR INJUSTICE? WHICH IS BEST | 80 |
SATAN’S JUGGLINGS AND GOD’S MIGHT | 84 |
THE WISE GIRL | 88 |
GOOD DEEDS ARE NEVER LOST | 93 |
LYING FOR A WAGER | 103 |
THE WICKED STEPMOTHER | 108 |
BIRD GIRL | 114 |
SIR PEPPERCORN | 117 |
BASH-CHALEK; OR, TRUE STEEL | 139 |
THE SHEPHERD AND THE KING’S DAUGHTER | 165 |
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