Tale

 1 GeNote|   introduced the volume with some remarks which dealt too much with
 2 GeNote|       then parallels, and finally remarks. For Indian parallels I
 3 GeNote|   Congress, 1892, pp. 87 - 98. My remarks have been mainly devoted
 4 StNote|      European Aesops are derived.~Remarks. - I have selected The Wolf
 5 StNote|          are not known in Europe.~Remarks. - We have here a concrete
 6 StNote|           nearer to the Lambikin.~Remarks. - The similarity of Pig
 7 StNote|       gives the Indian parallels.~Remarks. - Both Mr. Clodd and Mr.
 8 StNote|         to be derived from India.~Remarks. - The stories of Alnaschar,
 9 StNote|              Little Anklebone ").~Remarks. - Here we have another
10 StNote|          give hir many a thanke."~Remarks. - An interesting point,
11 StNote|         delightful Prince Prigio.~Remarks. - The white skin and blue
12 StNote|          Smeaton, Karens, p. 126.~Remarks. - Prof. Krohn comes to
13 StNote|            ingratos redarguendo."~Remarks. - -Apart from the interest
14 StNote|          and the Wonderful Lamp."~Remarks. - M. Cosquin has pointed
15 StNote|        pafhte hir all to pieces."~Remarks. - I have reproduced in
16 StNote|         Story of Kulla Pauthaka."~Remarks. - It is indeed curious
17 StNote|          from La Fontaine, x. 12.~Remarks. - Benfey has proved most
18 StNote|         170 (Temple, l. c., 398).~Remarks. - M. Cosquin (Contes de
19 StNote|      Rhys-Davids, pp. xxii. - vi.~Remarks. - This is one of the earliest
20 StNote|      Gambling for Magic Objects."~Remarks. - Raja Rasalu is possibly
21 StNote|       came into the modern Aesop.~Remarks. - Avian wrote towards the
22 StNote|       India. As Prof. Rhys-Davids remarks, the Indian form gives a
23 StNote|           in his Life's Handicap.~Remarks. - Here we have collected
24 StNote|      collection of Baluchi tales.~Remarks.- Unholy fakirs are rather
25 StNote| Gonzenbach, Sezil. Mahr. ii. 216.~Remarks. - Here we have a further
26 StNote|      Folk-Lore Journal; vol. i.).~Remarks. - The fivefold attack on
27 StNote| collection Baital Pacidsi, No. 1.~Remarks. - The themes of love by
28 StNote|        Days, No. 10, pp. 153 - 5.~Remarks. - Miss Frere observes that
29 StNote|        and its Origin in Custom."~Remarks. - Mr. Gomme is of opinion
30 StNote|       book by Mr. W. H. D. Rouse.~Remarks. - We began with an animal