{"collection":"Northern European Mythology","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/neu/hoe/hoe2-01.htm","path":"neu/hoe/hoe2-01.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/neu/hoe/hoe2-01.htm","text":"| | \n \n | PART II | \n \n | ESTHONIAN FOLK-TALES\u2014(continued) | \n \n | | \n \n | SECTION III | \n \n | COSMOPOLITAN STORIES | \n \n | | PAGE | \n \n | BLUEBEARD (THE WIFE-MURDERER) | 1 | \n \n | CINDERELLA (TUHKA TRIINU) | 4 | \n \n | THE DRAGON-SLAYER (THE LUCKY ROUBLE) | 6 | \n \n | THE DWARF\u2019S CHRISTENING | 8 | \n \n | THE ENVIOUS SISTERS (THE PRINCE WHO RESCUED HIS BROTHERS) | 9 | \n \n | THE GIFTED BROTHERS (SWIFTFOOT, QUICKHAND, AND SHARPEYE) | 12 | \n \n | THE SWIFT-FOOTED PRINCESS | 23 | \n \n | THE IDIOT\u2019S LUCK (STRANGE TALE OF AN OX) | 24 | \n \n | THE MAGICIAN\u2019S HEIRS (THE DWARFS\u2019 QUARREL) | 24 | \n \n | THE MAN IN THE MOON | 29 | \n \n | VIDEVIK, KOIT, AND AMARIK | 30 | \n \n | THE MAIDEN AT THE VASKJALA BRIDGE | 34 | \n \n | THE WOMAN IN THE MOON | 37 | \n \n | POLYPHEMUS | 38 | \n \n | RED RIDING-HOOD (THE DEVIL\u2019S VISIT) | 38 | \n \n | SNOWWHITE, THE GLASS MOUNTAIN, AND THE DESPISED YOUNGEST SON (THE PRINCESS WHO SLEPT FOR SEVEN YEARS) | 40 | \n \n | p. vi | \n \n | | PAGE | \n \n | THE THREE SISTERS | 43 | \n \n | THE THREE WISHES (LOPPI AND LAPPI) | 45 | \n \n | THE WITCH-BRIDE (ROUGUTAJA\u2019S DAUGHTER) | 45 | \n \n | THE STEPMOTHER | 46 | \n \n | | \n \n | SECTION IV | \n \n | FAMILIAR STORIES OF NORTHERN EUROPE | \n \n | | \n \n | MELUSINA | 48 | \n \n | THE FISHERMAN AND HIS WIFE (THE POWERFUL CRAYFISH AND THE INSATIABLE WIFE) | 48 | \n \n | THE MERMAID | 49 | \n \n | HOW THE SEA BECAME SALT | 70 | \n \n | THE TWO BROTHERS AND THE FROST | 71 | \n \n | THE SOLDIER AND THE DEVIL | 76 | \n \n | | \n \n | SECTION V | \n \n | STORIES OF THE GODS AND SPIRITS OF THE ELEMENTS | \n \n | | \n \n | THE SONG-GOD\u2019S DEPARTURE | 81 | \n \n | JUTTA | 85 | \n \n | THE TWELVE DAUGHTERS | 87 | \n \n | THE FOUR GIFTS OF THE WATER-SPRITE | 98 | \n \n | THE LAKE-DWELLERS | 98 | \n \n | THE FAITHLESS FISHERMAN | 104 | \n \n | THE MERMAID AND THE LORD OF PAHLEN | 106 | \n \n | THE SPIRITS OF THE NORTHERN LIGHTS | 107 | \n \n | THE SPIRIT OF THE WHIRLWIND | 110 | \n \n | THE WILL O\u2019 THE WISPS | 111 | \n \n | THE FOUNDLING | 112 | \n \n | THE CAVE-DWELLERS | 114 | \n \n | p. vii | \n \n | | PAGE | \n \n | THE COMPASSIONATE WOODCUTTER | 125 | \n \n | CHRISTIAN VARIANT OF SAME | 127 | \n \n | THE GOOD DEED REWARDED | 128 | \n \n | | \n \n | SECTION VI | \n \n | HEATH LEGENDS | \n \n | | \n \n | THE WONDERFUL HAYCOCK | 133 | \n \n | THE MAGIC EGG | 134 | \n \n | | \n \n | SECTION VII | \n \n | LAKE LEGENDS | \n \n | | \n \n | LAKE PEIPUS | 136 | \n \n | THE LAKE AT EUSEK\u00dcLL | 142 | \n \n | EMMU LAKE AND VIRTS LAKE | 144 | \n \n | THE BLUE SPRING | 145 | \n \n | THE BLACK POOL | 146 | \n \n | | \n \n | SECTION VIII | \n \n | STORIES OF THE DEVIL AND OF BLACK MAGIC | \n \n | | \n \n | THE SON OF THE THUNDER-GOD | 149 | \n \n | THE MOON-PAINTER | 159 | \n \n | THE TREASURE-BRINGER | 168 | \n \n | THE WOODEN MAN AND THE BIRCH-BARK MAID | 180 | \n \n | THE COMPASSIONATE SHOEMAKER | 182 | \n \n | MISCELLANEOUS STORIES OF THE DEVIL | 185 | \n \n | MARTIN AND HIS DEAD MASTER | 188 | \n \n | THE HUNTER\u2019S LOST LUCK | 191 | \n \n | THE COINERS OF LEAL | 192 | \n \n | THE BEWITCHED HORSE | 193 | \n \n | p. viii | \n \n | | \n \n | SECTION IX | \n \n | HIDDEN TREASURES | \n \n | | PAGE | \n \n | THE COURAGEOUS BARN-KEEPER | 195 | \n \n | THE GALLOWS-DWARFS | 210 | \n \n | THE TREASURE AT KERTELL | 222 | \n \n | THE GOLDEN SNAKES | 224 | \n \n | THE DEVIL\u2019S TREASURE | 225 | \n \n | THE NOCTURNAL CHURCH-GOERS | 226 | \n \n | | \n \n | SECTION X | \n \n | ORIENTAL TALES | \n \n | | \n \n | THE MAIDENS WHO BATHED IN THE MOONLIGHT | 233 | \n \n | THE NORTHERN FROG | 237 | \n \n | | \n \n | SECTION XI | \n \n | CHURCH STORIES | \n \n | | \n \n | THE CHURCH AT REVEL | 262 | \n \n | THE CHURCH AT P\u00dcHALEPP | 263 | \n \n | THE CHURCH OF THE HOLY CROSS | 265 | \n \n | THE CHURCH AT FELLIN | 265 | \n \n | | \n \n | SECTION XII | \n \n | UNNATURAL BROTHERS | \n \n | | \n \n | THE RICH BROTHER AND THE POOR ONE | 267 | \n \n | | \n \n | SECTION XIII | \n \n | PLAGUE-LEGENDS | 271 | \n \n | p. ix | \n \n | | \n \n | SECTION XIV | \n \n | BEAST-STORIES | \n \n | | \n \n | | PAGE | \n \n | WOLF-STORIES | 274 | \n \n | THE MAN WITH THE BAST SHOES | 278 | \n \n | WHY THE DOG AND CAT AND THE CAT AND MOUSE ARE ENEMIES | 282 | \n \n | THE ORIGIN OF THE SWALLOW | 283 | \n \n | THE SPIDER AND THE HORNET | 284 | \n \n | THE OFFICIOUS FLIES | 285 | \n \n | | \n \n | PART III | \n \n | ESTHONIAN BALLADS, &c. | \n \n | | \n \n | THE HERALD OF WAR | 285 | \n \n | THE BLUE BIRD (I.) | 292 | \n \n | THE BLUE BIRD (II.) | 296 | \n \n | CHARM AGAINST SNAKE-BITE | 298 | \n \n | BIBLIOGRAPHY | 299 | \n \n | INDEX AND GLOSSARY | 305 |","title":"THE HERO OF ESTHONIA - CONTENTS OF VOL. II","type":"page"}