| CHAPTER | PAGE |
| The Meester Stoorworm A Story from Scotland | [1] |
| Jean Malin and the Bull-man A Louisiana Tale | [22] |
| The Widow’s Son A Scandinavian Tale | [35] |
| The Wise Girl A Serbian Story | [61] |
| The History of Ali Cogia From the Arabian Nights | [72] |
| Oh! A Cossack Story | [101] |
| The Talking Eggs A Story from Louisiana | [123] |
| The Frog Princess A Russian Story | [137] |
| The Magic Turban, the Magic Sword and the Magic Carpet A Persian Story | [159] |
| The Three Silver Citrons A Persian Story | [180] |
| The Magic Pipe A Norse Tale | [201] |
| The Triumph of Truth A Hindu Story | [221] |
| Life’s Secret A Story of Bengal | [251] |
| Dame Pridgett and the Fairies | [278] |
| PAGE | |
| He took out his pipe and blew a tune. | [Frontispiece] |
| Seeing no one, the creature dropped on its knees and bellowed, “Beau Madjam!” | [29] |
| She sat down beside the hearth and took off her head. | [127] |
| Then the demon flew out through the window and away through the night. | [169] |
| The Princess took the cup and drank. | [191] |
| The Rajah brought the girl down, while the crows circled about his head. | [241] |
TALES OF FOLK AND
FAIRIES