{"collection":"Northern European Mythology","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/neu/ptn/ptn03.htm","path":"neu/ptn/ptn03.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/neu/ptn/ptn03.htm","text":"Popular Tales from the Norse, by George Webbe Dasent, [1904]\n| | PAGE | \n| MEMOIR OF THE AUTHOR, | xvii | \n| INTRODUCTION. | | \n| ORIGIN, | xliii | \n| DIFFUSION, | lvii | \n| NORSE MYTHOLOGY, | lxxxi | \n| NORSE POPULAR TALES, | cviii | \n| CONCLUSION, | clxi | \n| TALES. | | \n| TRUE AND UNTRUE, | 1 | \n| WHY THE SEA IS SALT, | 8 | \n| THE OLD DAME AND HER HEN, | 14 | \n| EAST O' THE SUN AND WEST O' THE MOON, | 22 | \n| BOOTS WHO ATE A MATCH WITH THE TROLL, | 36 | \n| HACON GRIZZLEBEARD, | 39 | \n| p. xii | | \n| BOOTS WHO MADE THE PRINCESS SAY, \"THAT'S A STORY,\" | 48 | \n| THE TWELVE WILD DUCKS, | 51 | \n| THE GIANT WHO HAD NO HEART IN HIS BODY, | 59 | \n| THE FOX AS HERDSMAN, | 69 | \n| THE MASTERMAID, | 71 | \n| THE CAT ON THE DOVREFELL, | 90 | \n| PRINCESS ON THE GLASS HILL, | 92 | \n| HOW ONE WENT OUT TO WOO, | 104 | \n| THE COCK AND HEN, | 105 | \n| THE MASTER-SMITH, | 105 | \n| THE Two STEP-SISTERS, | 113 | \n| BUTTERCUP, | 124 | \n| TAMING THE SHREW, | 129 | \n| SHORTSHANKS, | 131 | \n| GUDBRAND ON THE HILL-SIDE, | 149 | \n| THE BLUE BELT, | 155 | \n| WHY THE BEAR IS STUMPY-TAILED, | 172 | \n| NOT A PIN TO CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM, | 173 | \n| ONE'S OWN CHILDREN ARE ALWAYS PRETTIEST, | 180 | \n| THE THREE PRINCESSES OF WHITELAND, | 181 | \n| THE LASSIE AND HER GODMOTHER, | 188 | \n| p. xiii | | \n| THE THREE AUNTS, | 193 | \n| THE COCK, THE CUCKOO, AND THE BLACKCOCK, | 198 | \n| RICH PETER THE PEDLAR, | 199 | \n| GERTRUDE'S BIRD, | 213 | \n| BOOTS AND THE TROLL, | 215 | \n| GOOSEY GRIZZEL, | 221 | \n| THE LAD WHO WENT TO THE NORTH WIND, | 228 | \n| THE MASTER THIEF, | 232 | \n| THE BEST WISH, | 252 | \n| THE THREE BILLY-GOATS GRUFF, | 261 | \n| WELL DONE AND ILL PAID, | 266 | \n| THE HUSBAND WHO WAS TO MIND THE HOUSE, | 269 | \n| DAPPLEGRIM, | 272 | \n| FARMER WEATHERSKY, | 285 | \n| LORD PETER, | 295 | \n| THE SEVEN FOALS, | 302 | \n| THE WIDOW'S SON, | 311 | \n| BUSHY BRIDE, | 322 | \n| BOOTS AND HIS BROTHERS, | 330 | \n| BIG PETER AND LITTLE PETER, | 336 | \n| TATTERHOOD, | 45 | \n| THE COCK AND HEN THAT WENT TO THE DOVREFELL | 353 | \n| p. xiv | | \n| KATIE WOODENCLOAK, | 357 | \n| THUMBIKIN, | 372 | \n| DOLL I' THE GRASS, | 374 | \n| THE LAD AND THE DEIL, | 377 | \n| THE COCK AND HEN A-NUTTING, | 378 | \n| THE BIG BIRD DAN, | 382 | \n| SORIA MORIA CASTLE, | 396 | \n| BRUIN AND REYNARD, | 409 | \n| TOM TOTHERHOUSE, | 411 | \n| LITTLE ANNIE THE GOOSE-GIRL, | 414 | \n| | | \n| INTRODUCTION TO APPENDIX, | 419 | \n| NOTE TO INTRODUCTION TO APPENDIX, | 422 | \n| APPENDIX. | | \n| WHY THE JACK-SPANIARD'S WAIST IS SMALL, | 425 | \n| ANANZI AND THE LION, | 425 | \n| ANANZI AND QUANQUA, | 429 | \n| THE EAR OF CORN AND THE TWELVE MEN, | 430 | \n| THE KING AND THE ANT'S TREE, | 432 | \n| THE LITTLE CHILD AND THE PUMPKIN TREE, | 433 | \n| p. xv | | \n| THE BROTHER AND HIS SISTERS, | 434 | \n| THE GIRL AND THE FISH, | 437 | \n| THE LION, THE GOAT, AND THE BABOON, | 438 | \n| ANANZI AND BABOON, | 439 | \n| THE MAN AND THE DOUKANA TREE, | 440 | \n| NANCY FAIRY, | 441 | \n| THE DANCING GANG, | 443 |","title":"Popular Tales from the Norse: Contents","type":"page"}