Myths and Folk-tales of the Russians, Western Slavs, and Magyars
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Ivan Tsarevich, the Fire-Bird and the Gray Wolf stand beside Koshchéi Without-Death, Vassilissa Golden Tress and Marya Morevna in Jeremiah Curtin's collection of tales of the Russians, Czechs and Magyars. The Russian section is the longest; the Chekh tales include Boyislav, The King of the Toads and The Mouse-hole, and the Magyar tales include The Reed Maiden. Curtin signed the dedication at the Bureau of Ethnology in Washington in October 1890 and addressed it to Francis James Child of Harvard.
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- Author
- Jeremiah Curtin
- Reading time
- About 10 hours
- Pages
- 308
- Language
- English
- Genre
- Classics
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