"Sixty Folk Tales, from Exclusively
Slavonic Sources."

XV. THE GOOD CHILDREN
A Little Russian story of Galicia.
Translated by A.H.
Wratislaw, M.A., in "Sixty
Folk Tales, from Exclusively
Slavonic Sources."

XVI. THE DUN HORSE
From "Pawnee Hero Stories
and Folk Tales," by George
Bird Grinnell.

XVII. THE GREEDY YOUNGSTER
From the Norwegian tale of
Peter Christen Asbjörnsen.

XVIII. HANS, WHO MADE THE PRINCESS LAUGH
From the Norwegian tale of
Peter Christen Asbjörnsen.

XIX. THE STORY OF TOM TIT TOT
An old Suffolk Tale, given in the
dialect of East Anglia. From
"Tom Tit Tot. An Essay on
Savage Philosophy in Folk
Tale," by Edward Clodd.