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FOLK-LORE BIBLIOGRAPHY.




BOOKS.

1891, UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED.

[English books published in London, French books in Paris,
unless otherwise mentioned.
]


FOLK-LORE AND LITERATURE.

Voretsch (C). Ueber die Sage von Ogier der Dänen und die Entstehung der Chevallerie Ogier. 8vo. Halle.


FOLK-LORE IN GENERAL.

Lagarde (Paul de). Altes und Neues über das Weihnachtsfest. 8vo. Göttingen.
Mallery (Garrick). Israeliten und Indianer. Eine ethnographische Parallele. Uebersetzt von F. S. Krauss. 12mo. viii, 105 pp. Leipzig.
Ploix (Ch.). Le surnaturel dans les contes populaires. 12mo.


FOLK-TALES AND SONGS.

Gerber (A.). Great Russian Animal Tales. [From Baltimore publications of the Modern Languages Association of America. Contains condensed translation of fifty tales of the Reynard type, and elaborate bibliography of the incidents contained in them, arranged on a novel and useful plan.]
Grimm (J. and W.). Deutsche Sagen. Third edition. 8vo. xx, 268, 215 pp. Berlin.
Jacobs (J.). Celtic Fairy Tales. Illustrated by J. D. Batten. Square 8vo. xvi, 267 pp. Eight full-page plates, numerous vignettes, and initials. Nutt.