Table of Contents

• Preface
• To the Little Reader
• Sir Buzz
• Rat's Wedding, The
• Faithful Prince, The
• Bear's Bad Bargain, The
• Prince Lionheart and His Three Friends
• Lambkin, The
• Bopolûchî
• Princess Aubergine
• Valiant Vicky, the Brave Weaver
• Son of Seven Mothers, The
• Sparrow and the Crow, The
• Tiger, the Brâhman, and the Jackal, The
• King of the Crocodiles, The
• Little Anklebone
• Close Alliance, The: A Tale of Woe
• Two Brothers, The
• Jackal and the Iguana, The
• Death and Burial of Poor Hen-Sparrow, The
• Princess Pepperina
• Peasie and Beansie
• Jackal and the Partridge, The
• Snake-Woman and King Ali Mardan, The
• Wonderful Ring, The
• Jackal and the Pea-hen, The
• Grain of Corn, The
• Farmer and the Money-Lender, The
• Lord of Death, The
• Wrestlers, The: A Story of Heroes
• Legend of Gwâshbrâri, the Glacier-Hearted Queen, The
• Barber's Clever Wife, The
• Jackal and the Crocodile, The
• How Raja Rasâlu Was Born
• How Raja Rasâlu Went Out Into the World
• How Raja Rasâlu's Friends Forsook Him
• How Raja Rasâlu Killed the Giants
• How Raja Rasâlu Became a Jôgi
• How Raja Rasâlu Journeyed to the City of King Sarkap
• How Raja Rasâlu Swung the Seventy Fair Maidens, Daughters of the King
• How Raja Rasâlu Played Chaupur with King Sarkap
• King Who Was Fried, The
• Prince Half-a-Son
• Mother and Daughter Who Worshipped the Sun, The
• Ruby Prince, The
• Notes to the Tales
• Analysis of the Tales on the Plan Adopted by the Folklore Society of England
• Survey of the Incidents in Modern Indian Folk-Tales, A

Bibliographic Information

Book: Tales of the Punjab: Folklore of India UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Book Author/Editor: Steel, Flora Annie Webster
Publisher: Macmillan and Co.
Publication City: London
Year of Publication: 1917
Country of Origin: India
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