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Story-List

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I. The Fiend

II. The Dead Mother

III. The Dead Witch

IV. The Treasure

V. The Cross-Surety

VI. The Awful Drunkard

VII. The Bad Wife

VIII. The Golovikha

IX. The Three Copecks

X. The Miser

XI. The Fool and the Birch-Tree

XII. The Mizgir

XIII. The Smith and the Demon

XIV. Ivan Popyalof

XV. The Norka

XVI. Marya Morevna

XVII. Koshchei the Deathless

XVIII. The Water Snake

XIX. The Water King and Vasilissa the Wise

XX. The Baba Yaga

XXI. Vasilissa the Fair

XXII. The Witch

XXIII. The Witch and the Sun’s Sister

XXIV. One-Eyed Likho

XXV. Woe

XXVI. Friday

XXVII. Wednesday

XXVIII. The Léshy

XXIX. Vazuza and Volga

XXX. Sozh and Dnieper

XXXI. The Metamorphosis of the Dnieper, the Volga, and the Dvina

XXXII. Frost

XXXIII. The Blind Man and the Cripple

XXXIV. Princess Helena the Fair

XXXV. Emilian the Fool

XXXVI. The Witch Girl

XXXVII. The Headless Princess

XXXVIII. The Soldier’s Midnight Watch

XXXIX. The Warlock

XL. The Fox-Physician

XLI. The Fiddler in Hell

XLII. The Ride on the Gravestone

XLIII. The Two Friends

XLIV. The Shroud

XLV. The Coffin-Lid

XLVI. The Two Corpses

XLVII. The Dog and the Corpse

XLVIII. The Soldier and the Vampire

XLIX. Elijah the Prophet and Nicholas

L. The Priest with the Greedy Eyes

LI. The Hasty Word