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 1 GeNote|  Folk-lore Journal, vols. ii. - v.) A few exist sculptured
 2 GeNote|   Biddai literature. (See Notes v. ix. x. xiii. xv.)~Other
 3 GeNote|       sources. (See Note on No. v.)~In India itself the collection
 4 GeNote| Mélusine, t. iv. No. 12, and t. v. No. 1. See also Table i.
 5 StNote|        AND THE CRANE.~Source. - V. Fausboll, Five Jatakas,
 6 StNote|       the wrappings are absents~V. THE BROKEN POT.~Source. -
 7 StNote|       Source. - Pantschatantra, V. ix,, tr. Benfey, ii. 345 -
 8 StNote|            Pantschatantra, III. v., tr. Benfey, ii. 244 -
 9 StNote|       of the snake.~Pants. III. v. (Benf. 244 - 7)~Phaedrine.~...
10 StNote|       European (see my List, s. v.) and Indian Folk-Tales (
11 StNote|     folk-tales (see my List, s. v.) was originally an envious
12 StNote|        my List of Incidents, s. v. "Gambling for Magic Objects."~
13 StNote|         trans. Rhys-Davids, pp. v. vi.~Parallels. - It also
14 StNote|        my List of Incidents (s. v. "Mental Disguise").~XXIII.