Index:Russian Folk-Tales (Ralston).djvu

TitleRussian Folk-Tales
TranslatorWilliam Ralston Shedden-Ralston
Year1873
PublisherSmith, Elder & Co.
LocationLondon
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ProgressTo be proofread
TransclusionIndex not transcluded or unreviewed
OCLC1084529458
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STORY-LIST

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I. The Fiend 10
II. The Dead Mother 19
III. The Dead Witch 20
IV. The Treasure 23
V. The Cross-Surety 27
VI. The Awful Drunkard 33
VII. The Bad Wife 39
VIII. The Golovikha 42
IX. The Three Copecks 43
X. The Miser 47
XI. The Fool and the Birch-Tree 49
XII. The Mizgir 55
XIII. The Smith and the Demon 57
XIV. Ivan Popyalof 66
XV. The Norka 73
XVI. Marya Morevna 85
XVII. Koshchei the Deathless 100
XVIII. The Water Snake 116
XIX. The Water King and Vasilissa the Wise 120
XX. The Baba Yaga 139

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XXI. Vasilissa the Fair 150
XXII. The Witch 163
XXIII. The Witch and the Sun's Sister 170
XXIV. One-Eyed Likno 178
XXV. Woe 185
XXVI. Friday 200
XXVII. Wednesday 201
XXVIII. The Leshy 206
XXIX. Vazuza and Volga 208
XXX. Sozh and Dnieper 209
XXXI. The Metamorphosis of the Dnieper, the Volga, and the Dvina 210
XXXII. Frost 214
XXXIII. The Blind Man and the Cripple 240
XXXIV. Princess Helena the Fair 256
XXXV. Emilian the Fool 263
XXXVI. The Witch Girl 268
XXXVII. The Headless Princess 271
XXXVIII. The Soldier's Midnight Watch 274
XXXIX. The Warlock 287
XL. The Fox-Physician 291
XLI. The Fiddler in Hell 298
XLII. The Ride on the Gravestone 303
XLIII. The Two Friends 304
XLIV. The Shroud 307
XLV. The Coffin-Lid 309
XLVI. The Two Corpses 3I2
XLVII. The Dog and the Corpse 313
XLVIII. The Soldier and the Vampire 314
XLIX. Elijah the Prophet and Nicholas 340
L. The Priest with the Greedy Eyes 351
LI. The Hasty Word 365
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