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Red Fairy Book

  
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PREFACE
  
CONTENTS
  
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THE TWELVE DANCING PRINCESSES
 1. 
I
 2. 
II
 3. 
III
 4. 
IV
 5. 
V
 6. 
VI
 7. 
VII
 1. 
VIII
 9. 
IX
 10. 
X
 11. 
XI
 12. 
XII
 13. 
XIII
 14. 
XIV
 15. 
XV
 16. 
XVI
 2. 
THE PRINCESS MAYBLOSSOM
 3. 
SORIA MORIA CASTLE
 4. 
THE DEATH OF KOSHCHEI THE DEATHLESS
 5. 
THE BLACK THIEF AND KNIGHT OF THE GLEN.
 6. 
THE MASTER THIEF
 7. 
BROTHER AND SISTER
 8. 
PRINCESS ROSETTE
 9. 
THE ENCHANTED PIG
 10. 
THE NORKA
 11. 
THE WONDERFUL BIRCH
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JACK AND THE BEANSTALK
  
JACK SELLS THE COW
  
WONDERFUL GROWTH OF THE BEANSTALK
  
THE HEN THAT LAYS GOLDEN EGGS.
  
THE MONEY BAGS.
  
THE TALKING HARP.
  
THE GIANT BREAKS HIS NECK.
 13. 
THE LITTLE GOOD MOUSE
 14. 
GRACIOSA AND PERCINET
 15. 
THE THREE PRINCESSES OF WHITELAND
 16. 
THE VOICE OF DEATH
 17. 
THE SIX SILLIES
 18. 
KARI WOODENGOWN
 19. 
DRAKESTAIL
 20. 
THE RATCATCHER
 21. 
THE TRUE HISTORY OF LITTLE GOLDEN HOOD
 22. 
THE GOLDEN BRANCH
 23. 
THE THREE DWARFS
 24. 
DAPPLEGRIM
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THE ENCHANTED CANARY
 1. 
I
 2. 
II
 3. 
III
 4. 
IV
 5. 
V
 6. 
VI
 7. 
VII
 8. 
VIII
 9. 
IX
 10. 
X
 11. 
XI
 12. 
XII
 13. 
XIII
 14. 
XIV
 15. 
XV
 16. 
XVI
 26. 
THE TWELVE BROTHERS
 27. 
RAPUNZEL
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THE NETTLE SPINNER
 1. 
I
 2. 
II
 3. 
III
 4. 
IV
 5. 
V
 6. 
VI
 7. 
VII
 8. 
VIII
 29. 
FARMER WEATHERBEARD
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MOTHER HOLLE
 31. 
MINNIKIN
 32. 
BUSHY BRIDE
 33. 
SNOWDROP
 34. 
THE GOLDEN GOOSE
 35. 
THE SEVEN FOALS
 36. 
THE MARVELLOUS MUSICIAN
 37. 
THE STORY OF SIGURD

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VIII

At the same hour Guilbert returned to the country, and, as he had never ceased to love Renelde, he married her eight days later.

He had lost two years of happiness, but comforted himself with thinking that his wife was a clever spinner, and, what was much more rare, a brave and good woman.24

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Ch. Denlin.

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