- Boyislav, Youngest of Twelve.
- The Table, the Pack, and the Bag.
- The King of the Toads.
- The Mouse-Hole and the Underground Kingdom.
- The Cuirassier and the Horned Princess.
- The Treacherous Brethren.
MAGYAR MYTHS AND FOLK-TALES.
| The Poor Man and the King of the Crows. The Useless Wagoner. Mirko the King’s Son. | The Reed Maiden. Kiss Miklos and the Green Daughter of the Green King. The Hedgehog, the Merchant, the King, and the Poor Man. |
- The Poor Man and the King of the Crows.
- The Useless Wagoner.
- Mirko the King’s Son.
- The Reed Maiden.
- Kiss Miklos and the Green Daughter of the Green King.
- The Hedgehog, the Merchant, the King, and the Poor Man.
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OPINIONS.
A volume as fascinating as any fairy book that was ever published; and simply for their wealth of imagination and rare simplicity of diction these stories will be widely read.… The volume, taken for all in all, is a distinct addition to literature, a priceless boon to scientific investigation, and a credit to American scholarship. The educated people of this country will do well to buy and read this truly remarkable book.—The Beacon.
Will be welcome to many readers, not only to students, but to children, who find inexhaustible interest in just such folk-tales.—Public Opinion.