TALE OF THE SIMPLETON HUSBAND.—Vol. XI. p. 239.
The "curious" reader will find European and Asiatic versions of this amusing story in "Originals and Analogues of some of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales," published for the Chaucer Society, pp. 177-188 and (in a paper contributed by me: "The Enchanted Tree") p. 341-364.
TALE OF THE THREE MEN AND OUR LORD ISA.—Vol XI. p. 250.
Under the title of "The Robbers and the Treasure-Trove" I have brought together many European and Asiatic versions of this wide- spread tale in "Chaucer Analogues," pp. 415-436.