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Title	The brown fairy book
Translator	various
Editor	Andrew Lang
Illustrator	Henry Justice Ford
Publisher	Longmans, Green
Location	London; New York
Source	djvu
Progress	Proofread—All pages of the work proper are proofread, but not all are validated
Transclusion	Fully transcluded
OCLC	1041637025
Volumes	Fairy Books: Blue (1889) • Red (1890) • Green (1892) • Yellow (1894) • Pink (1897) • Grey (1900) • Violet (1901) • Crimson (1903) • Brown (1904) • Orange (1906) • Olive (1907) • Lilac (1910) Story Books: True (1893) • Red True (1895) • Animal (1896) • Red Animal (1899) • All Sorts (1911) • Strange (1913) Other Books: Blue Poetry (1891) • Arabian Nights’ Entertainments (1898) • Romance (1902) • Red Romance (1905) • Princes and Princesses (1908) • Red Heroes (1909) • Saints and Heroes (1912)

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CONTENTS

	PAGE
What the Rose did to the Cypress	1
Ball-Carrier and the Bad One	48
How Ball-Carrier finished his Task	59
The Bunyip	71
Father Grumbler	77
The Story of the Yara	88
The Cunning Hare	100
The Turtle and his Bride	106
How Geirald the Coward was Punished	114
Hábogi	126
How the Little Brother set Free his Big Brothers	134
The Sacred Milk of Koumongoé	143
The Wicked Wolverine	154
The Husband of the Rat’s Daughter	161
The Mermaid and the Boy	165
Pivi and Kabo	183
The Elf Maiden	190
How Some Wild Animals became Tame Ones	197
Fortune and the Wood-Cutter	202
The Enchanted Head	205

The Sister of the Sun	215
The Prince and the Three Fates	233
The Fox and the Lapp	245
Kisa the Cat	256
The Lion and the Cat	263
Which was the Foolishest?	270
Asmund and Signy	275
Rübezahl	283
Story of the King who would be Stronger than Fate	300
Story of Wali Dâd the Simple-hearted	315
Tale of a Tortoise and of a Mischievous Monkey	327
The Knights of the Fish	343

ILLUSTRATIONS

HALFTONE PLATES

[These illustrations are reproduced in full color following page 74.]

‘You will have to make me your Wife, said the Elf Maiden (p. 198)	Frontispiece
Prince Almas Transformed	to face p. 20
The Punishment of the Rose	,, 36
Habogi’s Horses	,,128
‘Listen, listen!’ said the Mermaid to the Prince	,,178
The Princess and the Snake	,,238
Rübezahl and the Princess	,,290
The Dragon and the Mirror	,,346

FULL-PAGE PLATES

The Deer eludes Prince Tahmāsp	,, 2
Mihr-afrūz and Prince Tahmāsp	,, 8
The Shadow in the Stream	,, 14
Chil-māq carries off Almas	,, 28
The Death of the Bad One	,, 54
The Witch outstrips the Wolf	,, 60
‘Wake up, my Grandson, it is time to go home?’	,, 64

The Bunyip	,, 72
The Yara Defeated	,, 94
The Little Hare is Caught	,,100
The Turtle Outwitted	,,110
Geirald claims his Reward and the Queendemands another Test	,,120
The Jealous Sisters spell-bound in the Ashpit	,,130
The Mermaid asks for the King’s Child	,,166
The Princess on the Seashore	,,172
The Bee, the Princess, the Red Knight, and the Lion	,,180
Pivi dives for the Shellfish	,,186
The Princess sees the Magic Head	,,210
The Golden Hen will not be Caught	,,218
Signy at the Window	,,278
The Gnome falls in love with the Princess	,,284
Wali Dad and the Peris	,,322

IN TEXT

Prince Almas brings Game to the King Lion	27
The Dog and his Attendants	39
The Boy in the Witch’s Hut	49
The Magic Basket	79
The Wonderful Cock	83
The Holy Man gives the Bag to Father Grumbler	85
Julia sings her Song into the Shell	92
The Girl laughs at the Army of Turtles	108

‘The Giant will trouble you no more,’ said Geirald	119
Every Time a Bear was killed his Shadow returned to the House of the Great Bear-Chief	135
How the Boys were half turned into Bears	138
‘Why do you give to the Ogre your Child, so fair, so fair?’	146
‘Bring to me Dilah, Dilah the Rejected One’	151
All the Animals try to get the Rock off Wolverine’s Legs	155
The Elf Maiden’s House	195
The King falls in Love with the Sister of the Sun	225
The Pool in the Sand	243
The Elves and the Bear	247
Kisa the Cat carries off Ingibjörg’s Feet from the Giant’s Cave	260
The Princess steals the King’s Letter	311