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Folklore and Legends: Oriental
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Folklore and Legends: Oriental
by Charles John Tibbitts
London: W. W. Gibbings
[1889]
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01. THE COBBLER ASTROLOGER.
02. THE LEGEND OF THE TERRESTRIAL PARADISE OF SHEDDÁD, THE SON OF ’A’D.
03. THE TOMB OF NOOSHEERWAN.
04. AMEEN AND THE GHOOL.
05. THE RELATIONS OF SSIDI KUR.
06. THE ADVENTURES OF THE RICH YOUTH.
07. THE ADVENTURES OF THE BEGGAR'S SON.
08. THE ADVENTURES OF MASSANG.
09. THE MAGICIAN WITH THE SWINE'S HEAD.
10. THE HISTORY OF SUNSHINE AND HIS BROTHER.
11. THE WONDERFUL MAN WHO OVERCAME THE CHAN.
12. THE BIRD-MAN.
13. THE PAINTER AND THE WOOD-CARVER.
14. THE STEALING OF THE HEART.
15. THE MAN AND HIS WIFE.
16. OF THE MAIDEN SSUWARANDARI.
17. THE TWO CATS.
18. LEGEND OF DHURRUMNATH.
19. THE TRAVELLER'S ADVENTURE.
20. THE SEVEN STAGES OF ROOSTEM.
21. THE MAN WHO NEVER LAUGHED.
22. THE FOX AND THE WOLF
23. THE SHEPHERD AND THE JOGIE.
24. THE PERFIDIOUS VIZIER.
01. THE COBBLER ASTROLOGER. ›
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