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Dutch Fairy Tales for Young Folks
William Elliot Griffis
 
Table of Contents
Dutch Fairy Tales forYoung Folks...................................................................................................................1
William Elliot Griffis...............................................................................................................................1THE ENTANGLED MERMAID............................................................................................................2THE BOY WHO WANTED MORE CHEESE.......................................................................................5THE PRINCESS WITH TWENTY PETTICOATS................................................................................7THE CAT ANDTHE CRADLE...........................................................................................................10PRINCE SPINHEAD AND MISS SNOW WHITE.............................................................................13THE BOAR WITH THE GOLDEN BRISTLES...................................................................................17THE ICE KINGAND HIS WONDERFUL GRANDCHILD...............................................................19THE ELVES AND THEIR ANTICS....................................................................................................21THE KABOUTERS AND THE BELLS...............................................................................................25THE WOMANWITH THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY−SIX CHILDREN....................................29THE ONI ON HIS TRAVELS..............................................................................................................34THE LEGENDOF THE WOODEN SHOE..........................................................................................37THE CURLY−TAILED LION..............................................................................................................41BRABO AND THE GIANT..................................................................................................................44THE FARM THAT RAN AWAY AND CAME BACK.......................................................................46SANTA KLAAS AND BLACK PETE.................................................................................................50THE GOBLINSTURNED TO STONE................................................................................................52THE MOULDYPENNY.......................................................................................................................55THE GOLDEN HELMET.....................................................................................................................59WHEN WHEAT WORKED WOE.......................................................................................................62WHY THE STORK LOVES HOLLAND.............................................................................................66
Dutch Fairy Tales for Young Folksi
 
Dutch Fairy Tales for Young Folks
William Elliot Griffis
This page copyright © 2003 Blackmask Online.http://www.blackmask.comTHE ENTANGLED MERMAID
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THE BOY WHO WANTED MORE CHEESE
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THE PRINCESS WITH TWENTY PETTICOATS
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THE CAT ANDTHE CRADLE
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PRINCE SPINHEAD AND MISS SNOW WHITE
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THE BOAR WITH THE GOLDEN BRISTLES
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THE ICE KINGAND HIS WONDERFUL GRANDCHILD
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THE ELVES AND THEIR ANTICS
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THE KABOUTERS AND THE BELLS
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THE WOMANWITH THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY−SIX CHILDREN
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THE ONI ON HIS TRAVELS
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THE LEGENDOF THE WOODEN SHOE
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THE CURLY−TAILED LION
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BRABO AND THE GIANT
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THE FARM THAT RAN AWAY AND CAME BACK
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SANTA KLAAS AND BLACK PETE
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THE GOBLINSTURNED TO STONE
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THE MOULDYPENNY
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THE GOLDEN HELMET
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WHEN WHEAT WORKED WOE
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WHY THE STORK LOVES HOLLAND
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Produced by Juliet Sutherland, Tonya Allenand the Online Distributed Proofreading Team.
[Illustration: Flying out of the sky they came bringing cheeses]DUTCH FAIRY TALES FORYOUNG FOLKSByWILLIAM ELLIOT GRIFFIS
 Author of “The Firefly's Lovers,” “The Unmannerly Tiger,” “Brave Little Holland,” “Bonnie Scotland,” etc.
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