Fairy tales

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Japanese fairy world, stories from the Wonder-lore of Japan

Aino Folk-Tales

Japanese fairy tale series

A collection of eighteen Japanese traditional tales and folklore retold in English.
David Thomson, T.H.James, Basil Hall Chamberlain, Lafcadio Hearn, James Curtis Hepburn
1885-1899
no.1. : Momotaro. pdf
no.2. : Tongue cut sparrow; Shitakiri suzume. pdf
no.3. : Battle of the monkey and the crab; Sarukani kassen. pdf
no.4. : Old man who made the dead trees blossom. pdf
no.5. : Kachi-Kachi mountain; Kachikachi-yama. pdf
no.6. : Mouse's wedding; Nezumi no yomeiri. pdf
no.7. : Old man & the devils; Kobutori. pdf
no.8.
no.9. : Serpent with eight heads; Yamata no orochi. pdf
no.10. : Matsuyama mirror; Matsuyama kagami. pdf
no.11. : Hare of Inaba; Inaba no shirousagi. pdf
no.12. : Cub's triumph (Noboshi no tegara). pdf
no.13. : Silly Jelly-fish (Kurage). pdf
no.14. : Princes fire-flash & fire-fade. pdf
no.15. : My lord-bag-o'-rice. pdf
no.16. : Wonderful tea kettle. pdf
no.17. : Schippeitaro. pdf
no.18. : Ogre's arm. pdf
no.19.
no. 20. : Enchanted waterfall. pdf
2nd Series no.1. : Goblin spider; Kumo. pdf

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