Georgian Folk Tales
44 chapters English Public domain
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This is a short collection of folk tales from the nation of Georgia by Marjorie Wardrop. Wardrop also translated the Georgian author Rusthaveli's The Man in the Panther's Skin. Although many of the motifs of these stories are also found in European folklore, there are characters and plot elements which localize them in the central Asian area.
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44 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Page Index 03 Preface 04 Contents 05 I. Master and Pupil (or the Devil Outwitted) 06 II. The Three Sisters and their Stepmother 07 III. The Good-for-nothing 08 IV. The Frog's Skin 09 V. Fate 10 VI Ghvthisavari (I am of God) 11 VII. The Serpent and the Peasant 12 VIII. Gulambara and Sulambara 13 IX. The Two Brothers 14 X. The Prince 15 XI. Conkiajgharuna 16 XII. Asphurtzela 17 XIII. The Shepherd and the Child of Fortune 18 XIV. The Two Thieves 19 XV. The Fox and the King's Son 20 XVI. The King and the Apple 21 I. The Three Precepts 22 II. Kazha-ndii 23 III. The Story of Geria, the Poor Man's Son 24 IV. The Prince who befriended the Beasts 25 V. The Cunning Old Man and the Demi
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Georgian Folk Tales
44 chapters English Public domain
About this book
This is a short collection of folk tales from the nation of Georgia by Marjorie Wardrop. Wardrop also translated the Georgian author Rusthaveli's The Man in the Panther's Skin. Although many of the motifs of these stories are also found in European folklore, there are characters and plot elements which localize them in the central Asian area.
Table of contents
44 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Page Index 03 Preface 04 Contents 05 I. Master and Pupil (or the Devil Outwitted) 06 II. The Three Sisters and their Stepmother 07 III. The Good-for-nothing 08 IV. The Frog's Skin 09 V. Fate 10 VI Ghvthisavari (I am of God) 11 VII. The Serpent and the Peasant 12 VIII. Gulambara and Sulambara 13 IX. The Two Brothers 14 X. The Prince 15 XI. Conkiajgharuna 16 XII. Asphurtzela 17 XIII. The Shepherd and the Child of Fortune 18 XIV. The Two Thieves 19 XV. The Fox and the King's Son 20 XVI. The King and the Apple 21 I. The Three Precepts 22 II. Kazha-ndii 23 III. The Story of Geria, the Poor Man's Son 24 IV. The Prince who befriended the Beasts 25 V. The Cunning Old Man and the Demi
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Georgian Folk Tales
44 chapters English Public domain
About this book
This is a short collection of folk tales from the nation of Georgia by Marjorie Wardrop. Wardrop also translated the Georgian author Rusthaveli's The Man in the Panther's Skin. Although many of the motifs of these stories are also found in European folklore, there are characters and plot elements which localize them in the central Asian area.
Table of contents
44 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Page Index 03 Preface 04 Contents 05 I. Master and Pupil (or the Devil Outwitted) 06 II. The Three Sisters and their Stepmother 07 III. The Good-for-nothing 08 IV. The Frog's Skin 09 V. Fate 10 VI Ghvthisavari (I am of God) 11 VII. The Serpent and the Peasant 12 VIII. Gulambara and Sulambara 13 IX. The Two Brothers 14 X. The Prince 15 XI. Conkiajgharuna 16 XII. Asphurtzela 17 XIII. The Shepherd and the Child of Fortune 18 XIV. The Two Thieves 19 XV. The Fox and the King's Son 20 XVI. The King and the Apple 21 I. The Three Precepts 22 II. Kazha-ndii 23 III. The Story of Geria, the Poor Man's Son 24 IV. The Prince who befriended the Beasts 25 V. The Cunning Old Man and the Demi
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