Eyes, long, considered as a beauty—I. [125] note.
Eye-brows meeting, a sign that a man is a were-wolf or a vampire—I. [157] note, 575; II. 630.
Evil spirits, how averted—II. [198] and note.
Exposure of a child at a king’s door with a sum of gold—II. [331];
parallel tales,—ibid note.
Fables of Pilpay, origin of—II. [43] note.
Faithful John, Indian form of the story—I. [253].
Faithless wife punished by cutting off her nose and ears—II. [54].
Fasting employed to propitiate a deity—I. [145], [324].
Fastidious men, story of the three—II. [271]–274;
parallels to the story—274.