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38 Far East, p. 151. Comp. also Philemon and Bancis (for virtue rewarded and avarice punished).

For inc. 5, cf. Chambers, Popular Rhymes of Scotland, p. 105. Dasent, Norse Tales, "Bushey Bride," p. 322. Day, Lai Behari, Folktales of Bengal, No. 5, p. 97. Dravidian Nights (Natésa Sastri's), p. 129. Gonzenbach, Sicilianische Märchen. Grimm, No. 24, " Mother Holle." Old Deccan Days, p. 239. Perrault, "Les Fées." Portuguese Tales, Folklore Society, No. XVIII. pp. 75-79. Sagas from the Far East, pp. 18, 49. Stokes, Indian Fairy Tales, p. 13. Temple, Legends of the Punjab, p. 233.

For inc. 7, cf. Dasent, 113. Portuguese Tales, Nos. 18, 24. Rivière, Contes Populaires Kabyles, p. 53. Etc., etc.

For Substituted Bride, see Tabulator's remarks on Grimm, No. 11, "Brother and Sister;" and for Transformations, Grimm, No. 9, "The Twelve Brothers."

For inc. 11, cf. Grimm, No. 11. Ralston, Russian Folktales, p. 19, "The Dead Mother;" comp. also p. 184. See Scott, The Minstrelsy of the Scottish Borders, vol. ii. p. 223.

For inc. 13, cf. Dasent, Norse Tales, p. 59, "The Twelve Wild Ducks." Old Deccan Days, 65, 93, 238, 249, 269. Stokes, Indian Fairy Tales, 137, 152. Wide-Awake Stories, 67, 88, 89.

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