{"collection":"Northern European Mythology","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/neu/basque/bl/bl38.htm","path":"neu/basque/bl/bl38.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/neu/basque/bl/bl38.htm","text":"We have another version almost identical with the above, except at the commencement. Ezkabi really has the scab. On his journey, after leaving his home, he pays the debts of a poor man whose corpse is being beaten in front of the church, and buries him. There is nothing about a white mare. An old woman is the good genius of the tale. He goes as gardener, and the king's daughter falls in love with him, from catching a sight of his golden hair from her window; for the rest the stories are identical, except that this is a shorter form than the above.","title":"Basque Legends: VI.--Contes Des F\u00e9es, (A) Tales Like The Keltic: Variation of 'Ezkabi-Fidel'","type":"page"}