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 1 Pre   |        are the same in plot and incidents, if not in treatment. The
 2 Pre   |    nearly one tenth of the main incidents of European folk-tales can
 3 Pre   |         number of the commonest incidents in European folk-tales have
 4 GeNote|       the majority of folk-tale incidents were to be found in the
 5 GeNote|  remarkable analysis of all the incidents contained in the two hundred
 6 GeNote|       many of the most striking incidents common to European folk-tales
 7 GeNote|   Indian and European folk-tale incidents in his Popular Tales and
 8 GeNote|        more striking as regards incidents. In a paper read before
 9 GeNote|     drawn up a list of some 630 incidents found in common among European
10 GeNote|        is the source of all the incidents that are held in common
11 GeNote|   answer "Yes" as regards droll incidents, the travels of many of
12 GeNote|          As regards the serious incidents, further inquiry is needed.
13 GeNote|        generally, so far as the incidents are marvellous and of true
14 GeNote|    Analysis of Indian Folk-tale incidents at the end of Wide-awake
15 GeNote|         my alphabetical List of Incidents, with bibliographical references,
16 StNote|      folk-tales: see my List of Incidents, Proc. Folk-Lore Congress,
17 StNote|        hit upon the sequence of incidents, Direction tabu - Grateful
18 StNote|       ring recognition, are all incidents common to East and West;
19 StNote|      these titles in my List of Incidents. The external soul of the
20 StNote|       of tales containing these incidents in Mr. Frazer's analyses
21 StNote|         sub voce, in my List of Incidents, Trans. Folk-Lore Congress,
22 StNote| occurring in the same series of incidents - to have been invented
23 StNote|      folk-tales; cf. my List of Incidents, s. v. "Gambling for Magic
24 StNote|       existence of the gambling incidents of the same kind in Celtic
25 StNote|          p. 231, and my List of Incidents (s. v. "Mental Disguise").~
26 StNote|     whole formula, or series of incidents, common to most European