Six Swans and Other Fairy Tales
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Six Swans and Other Fairy Tales

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Six Swans and Other Fairy Tales

About this book

A king was once hunting in a great wood, and he hunted the game so eagerly that none of his courtiers could follow him. When evening came on he stood still and looked round him, and he saw that he had quite lost himself. He sought a way out, but could find none. Then he saw an old woman with a shaking head coming towards him; but she was a witch.

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Publisher
Sovereign
Year
2014
eBook ISBN
9781910343791
Edition
0

Table of contents

  1. THE SIX SWANS
  2. THE MAGIC RING
  3. KING FROST
  4. THE GREEN MONKEY
  5. THE CAT AND THE MOUSE IN PARTNERSHIP
  6. THE DRAGON OF THE NORTH
  7. STORY OF THE EMPEROR’S NEW CLOTHES
  8. THE GOLDEN CRAB
  9. THE IRON STOVE
  10. THE DRAGON AND HIS GRANDMOTHER
  11. THE DONKEY CABBAGE
  12. THE LITTLE GREEN FROG
  13. THE SEVEN-HEADED SERPENT
  14. THE GRATEFUL BEASTS
  15. THE GIANTS AND THE HERD-BOY
  16. THE INVISIBLE PRINCE
  17. THE CROW
  18. HOW SIX MEN TRAVELLED THROUGH THE WIDE WORLD
  19. THE WIZARD KING
  20. THE NIXY
  21. THE GLASS MOUNTAIN
  22. THE THREE BROTHERS
  23. THE BOY AND THE WOLVES, OR THE BROKEN PROMISE
  24. THE GLASS AXE
  25. THE DEAD WIFE
  26. IN THE LAND OF SOULS
  27. THE WHITE DUCK
  28. THE WITCH AND HER SERVANTS
  29. THE FLOWER QUEEN’S DAUGHTER
  30. THE FLYING SHIP
  31. THE SNOW-DAUGHTER AND THE FIRE-SON
  32. THE DEATH OF THE SUN-HERO
  33. THE WITCH
  34. THE HAZEL-NUT CHILD
  35. THE STORY OF BIG KLAUS AND LITTLE KLAUS
  36. PRINCE RING
  37. THE SWINEHERD
  38. HOW TO TELL A TRUE PRINCESS
  39. THE BLUE MOUNTAINS
  40. THE TINDER-BOX
  41. THE WITCH IN THE STONE BOAT
  42. THUMBELINA
  43. THE NIGHTINGALE
  44. HERMOD AND HADVOR
  45. THE STEADFAST TIN-SOLDIER
  46. BLOCKHEAD-HANS
  47. A STORY ABOUT A DARNING-NEEDLE