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R. S. Boggs, Index of Spanish Folktales.
FFC 90
Grindstone, Bringing the women's g, 1177*.

Griselda, 887.

Groom teaches horse to live without food, 1682.

Ground, Jumping into the g, 1086; measured by horse's skin, 2400.

Guard, Blindig the g, 73.

Guarding storeroom door, 1009.

Guitar makes all dance, 853 *A.

Gun always hits mark, 304; as tobacco pipe, 1157; loaded perpetually, 330; Ogre looks down g barrel, 1158.

Hair als ladder to tower, 310; gives knight power over Devil, 508 *A; grows from ground and sings crime, 780 *B; Hiding in princess' h, 329; in soup starts quarrel, 1365 *E; Must not cut h, *1516; of fool cut while asleep and he fails to recognize self, *1683 A; Straightening curly h, 1175; turns to gold as sign of guilt, 314.

Hairs from Devil's beard, 461; from magic horse's tail, 301 A.

Half chick, 715; friend, 893.

Ham, Foolish wife gives h to "Long May", 1541.

Hand, Eating black h, 311; Invisible h feeds girl, *445 B.

Handkerchief in tree, 554; reveals identity, 304.

Hands, Maiden without h, 706.

Hang, Choosing tree on which to h, *875; Fated to h, *936.

Hanging by teeth on horse's tail, 47 A; Treasure of h man, 910 D.

Hans my hedgehog, 441.

Haensel and Gretel, 327.

Happiness, Shirt of h, 844.

Happy friar, 754.

Hardhearted bride, 1455.

Hare, Contest of frost and h, 71; finds one more cowardly, 70; in graveyard, *834; Race of hedgehog and h, 275 *A.

Hares run into bag, 1893.

Hare's lip, 47 A, 70.

Harnessed wild animal, 1910.

Harp, Quest for living h, 465 B.

Harvesting grain, 1202.

Hat, horn, and knapsack, 569; of butter, 1880; Protecting h, 563, 566; Throwing h into Heaven, 330.

Hatchpenny, 745.

Hatchet, Attempted murder with h, 1115.

Haughtiness punished, 620, 757, 900, 940.

Hauling a tree, 1052.

Haunted castle, 1160.

Hawk frightened at snipe's bill, 229*.

Hazelnuts of ay, ay, ay! *860.

Head, Magic ass's h, 425; Pitch carried on h, 1696; stuck into hole of millstone, 1247.