Tale

 1 Pre   |    folk-tales, and form the earliest collection of folk-tales in the world,
 2 Pre   |          Miss Frere began the modern collection of Indian folk-tales with
 3 Pre   |           this book a representative collection of the Fairy Tales of Ind
 4 Pre   |             of one from his inedited collection of Baluchi folk-tales.~I
 5 Dinner|          hardly expect me to bring a collection of good things for you,
 6 GeNote|              which opens the present collection, is introduced by a "Story
 7 GeNote|         results. I conjecture that a collection of fables existed in India
 8 GeNote| pre-incarnations of the Buddha. This collection of the Fables of Kasyapa
 9 GeNote|           connected by a Frame. This collection is of special interest to
10 GeNote|              Bidpai. Another popular collection was that associated with
11 GeNote|              proved. Another Spanish collection of considerably later date
12 GeNote|         decides. But the most famous collection of this kind was that known
13 GeNote|              s Palace of Pleasure, a collection of translated Novelle which
14 GeNote|              v.)~In India itself the collection of stories in frames went
15 GeNote|              are probably the oldest collection of such tales in literature,
16 GeNote|          great outburst of folk-tale collection in Europe, and he had not
17 GeNote|            have to be attempted.~The collection of current Indian folk-tales
18 GeNote|           present-day taste. Another collection from Bengal was that of
19 GeNote|          increased the value of this collection by a remarkable analysis
20 GeNote|              Similarly, Mr. Knowles' collection has added considerably to
21 GeNote|             is increased by each new collection that is made or printed.
22 GeNote|          increasing with every fresh collection of folk-tales in India,
23 StNote|             have given a rather full collection of parallels, running to
24 StNote|             of Seven Queens" in this collection, No. xvi. The mother transformed,
25 StNote|           studying with a remarkable collection of European variants in
26 StNote|             the story in the present collection: here the judges are three.
27 StNote|           from an early form of this collection that Richard Coeur de Lion
28 StNote|           Dames from his unpublished collection of Baluchi tales.~Remarks.-
29 StNote|             in the grand Helsingfors collection of folk-tales, though this
30 StNote|               Another version in the collection Baital Pacidsi, No. 1.~Remarks. -