Italian Popular Tales
by Thomas Frederick Crane
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Contents
- Preface
- Introduction
- Bibliography
- List of Stories
- Fairy Tales
- I. The King of Love
- II. Zelinda and the Monster
- III. King Bean
- IV. The Dancing Water, the Singing Apple, and the Speaking Bird
- V. The Fair Angiola
- VI. The Cloud
- VII. The Cistern
- VIII. The Griffin
- IX. Cinderella
- X. Fair Maria Wood
- XI. The Curse of the Seven Children
- XII. Oraggio and Bianchinetta
- XIII. The Fair Fiorita
- XIV. Bierde
- XV. Snow-White-Fire-Red
- XVI. How the Devil Married Three Sisters
- XVII. In Love with a Statue
- XVIII. Thirteenth
- XIX. The Cobbler
- Fairy Tales Continued
- XXV. The King Who Wanted a Beautiful Wife
- XXVI. The Bucket
- XXVII. The Two Humpbacks
- XXVIII. The Story of Catherine and Her Fate
- XXIX. The Crumb in the Beard
- XXX. The Fairy Orlanda
- XXXI. The Shepherd Who Made the King's Daughter Laugh
- XXXII. The Ass That Lays Money
- XXXIII. Don Joseph Pear
- XXXV. Fair Brow
- XXXVI. Lionbruno
- Stories of Oriental Origin
- XXXVII. The Peasant and the Master
- XXXVIII. The Ingrates
- XXXIX. The Treasure
- XL. The Shepherd
- XLI. The Three Admonitions
- XLII. Vineyard I Was and Vineyard I Am
- XLIII. The Language of Animals
- XLIV. The Mason and His Son
- XLV. The Parrot (First Version)
- XLVI. The Parrot. (Second Version.)
- XLVII. The Parrot Which Tells Three Stories
- XLVIII. Truthful Joseph
- Legends and Ghost Stories
- L. The Lord, St. Peter, and the Apostles
- LI. The Lord, St. Peter, and the Blacksmith
- LII. In This World One Weeps and Another Laughs
- LIII. The Ass
- LIV. St. Peter and His Sisters
- LV. Pilate
- LVI. The Story of Judas
- LVII. Desperate Malchus
- LVIII. Malchus at the Column
- LIX. The Story of Buttadeu
- LX. The Story of Crivòliu
- LXI. The Story of St. James of Galicia
- LXII. The Baker's Apprentice
- LXIII. Occasion
- LXIV. Brother Giovannone
- LXV. Godfather Misery
- LXVI. Beppo Pipetta
- LXVII. The Just Man
- LXVIII. Of a Godfather and a Godmother of St. John Who Made Love
- LIX. The Groomsman
- LXX. The Parish Priest of San Marcuola
- LXXI. The Gentleman Who Kicked a Skull
- LXXIII. Saddaedda
- Nursery Tales
- LXXIV. Mr. Attentive
- LXXV. The Story of the Barber
- LXXVI. Don Firriulieddu
- LXXVII. Little Chick-Pea
- LXXVIII. Pitidda
- LXXIX. The Sexton's Nose
- LXXX. The Cock and the Mouse
- LXXXI. Godmother Fox
- LXXXII. The Cat and the Mouse
- LXXXIII. A Feast Day
- LXXXIV. The Three Brothers
- LXXXV. Buchettino
- LXXXVI. The Three Goslings
- LXXXVII. The Cock
- LXXXVIII. The Cock That Wished to Become Pope
- Stories and Jests
- XCI. The Cook
- XCII. The Thoughtless Abbot
- XCIII. Bastianelo
- XCIV. Christmas
- XCV. The Wager
- XCVI. Scissors They Were
- XCVII. The Doctor's Apprentice
- XCVIII. Firrazzanu's Wife and the Queen
- XCIX. Giufà and the Plaster Statue
- C. Giufà and the Judge
- CI. The Little Omelet
- CII. Eat, My Clothes!
- CIII. Giufà's Exploits
- CIV. The Fool
- CV. Uncle Capriano
- CVII. The Clever Peasant
- CVIII. The Clever Girl
- CIX. Crab
- Introduction
- Chapter I. Fairy Tales
- Chapter II. Fairy Tales Continued
- Chapter III. Stories of Oriental Origin
- Chapter IV. Legends and Ghost Stories
- Chapter V. Nursery Tales
- Chapter VI. Stories and Jests
- CVI. Peter Fullone and the Egg
- List of Works Most Frequently Referred to in the Notes