The Fairy Books of Andrew Lang / A Project Gutenberg Linked Index to All Stories in the 12 Volumes
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Title: The Fairy Books of Andrew Lang

Author: Andrew Lang

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PROJECT GUTENBERG'S

FAIRY BOOKS
OF ANDREW LANG

AN ON-LINE INDEX

Edited by David Widger

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THE BLUE FAIRY BOOK

The Bronze Ring

Prince Hyacinth And
The Dear Little Princess

East Of The Sun And
West Of The Moon

The Yellow Dwarf

Little Red Riding
Hood

The Sleeping Beauty
In The Wood

Cinderella, Or The
Little Glass Slipper

Aladdin And The
Wonderful Lamp

The Tale Of A Youth
Who Set Out To Learn What Fear Was

Rumpelstiltzkin

Beauty And The Beast

The Master-Maid

Why The Sea Is Salt

The Master Cat; Or,
Puss In Boots

Felicia And The Pot
Of Pinks

The White Cat

The Water-Lily. The
Gold-Spinners

The Terrible Head

The Story Of Pretty
Goldilocks

The History Of
Whittington

The Wonderful Sheep

Little Thumb

The Forty Thieves

Hansel And Grettel

Snow-White And
Rose-Red

The Goose-Girl

Toads And Diamonds

Prince Darling

Blue Beard

Trusty John

The Brave Little
Tailor

A Voyage To Lilliput

The Princess On The
Glass Hill

The Story Of Prince
Ahmed And The Fairy Paribanou

The History Of Jack
The Giant-Killer

The Black Bull Of
Norroway

The Red Etin

THE RED FAIRY BOOK

The Twelve Dancing
Princesses

The Princess
Mayblossom

Soria Moria Castle

The Death Of Koshchei
The Deathless

The Black Thief And
Knight Of The Glen.

The Master Thief

Brother And Sister

Princess Rosette

The Norka

The Wonderful Birch

Jack And The
Beanstalk

The Little Good Mouse

Graciosa And Percinet

The Three Princesses
Of Whiteland

The Voice Of Death

The Six Sillies

Kari Woodengown

Drakestail

The Ratcatcher

The True History Of
Little Golden Hood

The Golden Branch

The Three Dwarfs

Dapplegrim

The Enchanted Canary

The Twelve Brothers

Rapunzel

The Nettle Spinner

Farmer Weatherbeard

Mother Holle

Minnikin

Bushy Bride

Snowdrop

The Golden Goose

The Seven Foals

The Marvellous
Musician

The Story Of Sigurd

THE YELLOW FAIRY BOOK

AN
ILLUSTRATED EDITION

The Yellow Fairy Book

The Cat And The Mouse
In Partnership

The Six Swans

The Dragon Of The
North

Story Of The
Emperor's New Clothes

The Golden Crab

The Iron Stove

The Dragon And His
Grandmother

How Six Men Travelled
Through The Wide World

The Glass Mountain

The Dead Wife

In The Land Of Souls

The White Duck

The Witch And Her
Servants

The Magic Ring

The Flower Queen's
Daughter

The Flying Ship

The Snow-Daughter And
The Fire-Son

The Story Of King
Frost

The Death Of The
Sun-Hero

The Witch

The Hazel-Nut Child

The Story Of Big
Klaus And Little Klaus

Prince Ring

The Swineherd

How To Tell A True
Princess

The Blue Mountains

The Tinder-Box

The Witch In The
Stone Boat

Thumbelina

The Nightingale

Hermod And Hadvor

The Steadfast
Tin-Soldier

Blockhead-Hans

A Story About A
Darning-Needle

THE VIOLET FAIRY BOOK

A Tale Of The
Tontlawald

The Finest Liar In
The World

The Story Of Three
Wonderful Beggars

Schippeitaro

The Three Princes And
Their Beasts (Lithuanian Fairy Tale)

The Goat's Ears Of
The Emperor Trojan

The Nine Pea-Hens And
The Golden Apples

The Lute Player

The Grateful Prince

The Child Who Came
From An Egg

Stan Bolovan

The Two Frogs

The Story Of A
Gazelle

How A Fish Swam In
The Air And A Hare In The Water.

Two In A Sack

The Envious Neighbour

The Fairy Of The Dawn

The Enchanted Knife

Jesper Who Herded The
Hares

The Underground
Workers

The History Of Dwarf
Long Nose

The Nunda, Eater Of
People

The Story Of Hassebu

The Maiden With The
Wooden Helmet

The Monkey And The
Jelly-Fish

The Headless Dwarfs

The Young Man Who
Would Have His Eyes Opened

The Boys With The
Golden Stars

The Frog

The Princess Who Was
Hidden Underground

The Girl Who
Pretended To Be A Boy

The Story Of Halfman

The Prince Who Wanted
To See The World

Virgilius The
Sorcerer

Mogarzea And His Son

THE CRIMSON FAIRY BOOK

Lovely Ilonka

Lucky Luck

The Hairy Man

To Your Good
Health!

The Story of the
Seven Simons

The Language of
Beasts

The Boy Who Could
Keep A Secret

The Prince And The
Dragon

Little Wildrose

Tiidu The Piper

Paperarelloo

The Gifts Of The
Magician

The Strong Prince

The Treasure
Seeker

The Cottager And
His Cat

The Prince Who
Would Seek Immortality

The Stone-Cutter

The Gold-Bearded
Man

Tritill, Litill,
And The Birds

The Three Robes

The Six Hungry
Beasts

How The Beggar Boy
Turned Into Count Piro

The Rogue And The
Herdsman

Eisenkopf

The Death Of Abu
Nowas And Of His Wife

Motiratika

Niels And The
Giants

Shepherd Paul

How The Wicked
Tanuki Was Punished

The Crab And The
Monkey

The Horse Gullfaxi
And The Sword Gunnfoder

The Story Of The
Sham Prince, Or The Ambitious Tailor

The Colony Of Cats

How To Find Out A
True Friend

Clever Maria

The Magic Kettle

THE ORANGE FAIRY BOOK

THE ORANGE
FAIRY BOOK

The Story of the
Hero Makoma

The Magic Mirror

Story of the King
Who Would See Paradise

How Isuro the
Rabbit Tricked Gudu

Ian, the Soldier's
Son

The Fox and the
Wolf

How Ian Direach
Got the Blue Falcon

The Ugly Duckling

The Two Caskets

The Goldsmith's
Fortune

The Enchanted
Wreath

The Foolish Weaver

The Clever Cat

The Story of Manus

Pinkel the Thief

The Adventures of a Jackal

The Adventures of the Jackal's Eldest Son

The Adventures of the Younger Son of the Jackal

The Three
Treasures of the Giants

The Rover of the
Plain

The White Doe

The Girl-Fish

The Owl and the
Eagle

The Frog and the
Lion Fairy

The Adventures of
Covan the Brown-Haired

The Princess
Bella-Flor

The Bird of Truth

The Mink and the
Wolf

Adventures of an
Indian Brave

How the Stalos
Were Tricked

Andras Baive

The White Slipper

The Magic Book

THE BROWN FAIRY BOOK

What the Rose did to the Cypress

Ball-carrier and the Bad One

How Ball-carrier
Finished His Task

The Bunyip

Father Grumbler

The Story of the
Yara

The Cunning Hare

How Geirald The
Coward Was Punished

Habogi

The Sacred Milk of
Koumongoe

The Wicked
Wolverine

The Husband of the
Rat's Daughter

Pivi and Kabo

The Elf Maiden

How Some Wild
Animals Became Tame Ones

Fortune and the
Wood-Cutter

The Enchanted Head

The Sister of the
Sun

The Prince and the
Three Fates

The Fox and the
Lapp

Kisa the Cat

The Lion and the
Cat

Which was the
Foolishest?

Rubezahl

Story of Wali Dad the Simple-Hearted

Tale of a Tortoise and of a Mischievous Monkey

THE LILAC FAIRY BOOK

AN
ILLUSTRATED EDITION

The Shifty Lad

The False Prince and the True

The Jogi's
Punishment

The Heart of a
Monkey

The Fairy Nurse

A Lost Paradise

How Brave Walter
Hunted Wolves

The King of the
Waterfalls

A French Puck

The Three Crowns

The Story of a
Very Bad Boy

The Brown Bear of
Norway

Little Lasse

'Moti'

The Enchanted Deer

A Fish Story

The Wonderful
Tune.

The Rich Brother and the Poor Brother

The One-Handed
Girl

The Bones of
Djulung

The Sea King's
Gift

The Raspberry Worm

The Stones of
Plouhinec

The Castle of
Kerglas

The Battle of the
Birds

The Lady of the
Fountain.

The Four Gifts

The Groac'h of the
Isle of Lok

The Escape of the
Mouse

The Believing
Husbands

The Hoodie-Crow.

The Brownie of the
Lake

The Winning of
Olwen

THE PINK FAIRY BOOK

The Cat's
Elopement

How the Dragon Was
Tricked

The Goblin and the
Grocer

The House in the
Wood

Uraschimataro and the Turtle

The Slaying of the
Tanuki

The Flying Trunk

The Snow-man

The Shirt-collar

The Princess in the Chest

The Three Brothers

The Snow-queen

The Fir-tree

Hans, the
Mermaid's Son

Peter Bull

The Bird 'Grip'

Snowflake

I Know What I Have
Learned

The Cunning
Shoemaker

The King Who Would
Have a Beautiful Wife

Catherine and Her
Destiny

How the Hermit
Helped to Win the King's Daughter

The Water of Life

The Wounded Lion

The Man Without a
Heart

The Two Brothers

Master and Pupil

The Golden Lion

The Sprig of
Rosemary

The White Dove

The Troll's
Daughter

Esben and the
Witch

Princess
Minon-minette

Maiden Bright-eye

The Merry Wives

King Lindorm

The Jackal, the
Dove, and the Panther

The Little Hare

The Sparrow with the Slit Tongue

The Story of Ciccu

Don Giovanni De La
Fortuna

THE GREY FAIRY BOOK

Donkey Skin

The Goblin Pony

An Impossible
Enchantment

The Story Of
Dschemil and Dschemila

Janni and the
Draken

The Partnership of the Thief and the Liar.

Fortunatus and His
Purse

The Goat-faced
Girl

What Came of
Picking Flowers

The Story of
Bensurdatu

The Magician's
Horse

The Little Gray
Man

Herr Lazarus and the Draken

The Story of the
Queen of the Flowery Isles

Udea and Her Seven
Brothers

The White Wolf

Mohammed with the
Magic Finger

Bobino

The Dog and the
Sparrow

The Story of the
Three Sons of Hali

The Story of the
Fair Circassians

The Jackal and the
Spring

The Bear

The Sunchild

The Daughter Of
Buk Ettemsuch

Laughing Eye and
Weeping Eye, or the Limping Fox

The Unlooked-for
Prince

The Simpleton

The Street
Musicians

The Twin Brothers

Cannetella

The Ogre

A Fairy's Blunder

Long, Broad, and
Quickeye

Prunella

THE GREEN FAIRY BOOK

The Blue Bird

The Half-Chick

The Story Of
Caliph Stork

The Enchanted
Watch

Rosanella

Sylvain And Jocosa

Fairy Gifts

Prince Narcissus
And The Princess Potentilla

Prince Featherhead
And The Princess Celandine

The Three Little
Pigs

Heart Of Ice

The Enchanted Ring

The Snuff-Box

The Golden
Blackbird

The Little Soldier

The Magic Swan

The Dirty
Shepherdess

The Enchanted
Snake

The Biter Bit

King Kojata (From
The Russian)

Prince Fickle And
Fair Helena (From The German)

Puddocky (From The
German)

The Story Of Hok
Lee And The Dwarfs

The Story Of The
Three Bears

Prince Vivien And
The Princess Placida

Little One-Eye,
Little Two-Eyes, And Little Three-Eyes

Jorinde And
Joringel

Allerleirauh; Or,
The Many-Furred Creature

The Twelve
Huntsmen

Spindle, Shuttle,
And Needle

The Crystal Coffin

The Three
Snake-Leaves

The Riddle

Jack My Hedgehog

The Golden Lads

The White Snake

The Story Of A
Clever Tailor

The Golden Mermaid

The War Of The
Wolf And The Fox

The Story Of The
Fisherman And His Wife

The Three
Musicians

The Three Dogs

THE OLIVE FAIRY BOOK—Illustrated

Madschun

The Blue Parrot

Geirlaug the King’s
Daughter

The Story of
Little King Loc

A Long-bow Story

Jackal or Tiger?

The Comb and the
Collar

The Thanksgiving of the Wazir

Samba the Coward

Kupti and Imani

The Strange
Adventures of Little Maia

Diamond cut
Diamond

The Green Knight

The Five Wise
Words of the Guru

The Golden-headed
Fish

Dorani

The Satin Surgeon

The Billy Goat and the King

The Story of
Zoulvisia

Grasp All, Lose
All

The Fate of the
Turtle

The Snake Prince

The Prince and
Princess in the Forest

The Clever Weaver

The Boy who found
Fear at Last

He Wins who Waits

The Steel Cane

The Punishment of the Fairy Gangana

The Silent
Princess

ALPHABETICAL LISTING

A Clever Tailor

A Fairy's Blunder

A French Puck

A Lost Paradise

Adventures of a
Jackal

Adventures of an
Indian Brave

Adventures of
Covan the Brown-Haired

Adventures of the
Jackal's Eldest Son

Adventures of the
Younger Son of the Jackal

Aladdin And The
Wonderful Lamp

Allerleirauh; Or,
The Many-Furred Creature

Andras Baive

Ball-carrier and the Bad One

Ball-carrier
Finished His Task

Battle of the
Birds

Bear

Beauty And The Beast

Beggar Boy Turned
Into Count Piro

Believing Husbands

Bensurdatu

Big Klaus And Little
Klaus

Billy Goat and the King

Bird 'Grip'

Bird of Truth

Biter Bit

Black Bull Of
Norroway

Black Thief And
Knight Of The Glen.

Blockhead-Hans

Blue Beard

Blue Bird

Blue Mountains

Blue Parrot

Bobino

Bones of Djulung

Boy Who Could Keep
A Secret

Boy who found
Fear at Last

Boys With The Golden
Stars

Brave Little Tailor

Bronze Ring

Brother And Sister

Brown Bear of
Norway

Brownie of the
Lake

Bunyip

Bushy Bride

Caliph Stork

Cannetella

Castle of Kerglas

Cat And The Mouse In
Partnership

Catherine and Her
Destiny

Cat's Elopement

Child Who Came From
An Egg

Cinderella, Or The
Little Glass Slipper

Clever Cat

Clever Maria

Clever Weaver

Colony Of Cats

Comb and the
Collar

Cottager And His
Cat

Crab And The
Monkey

Crystal Coffin

Cunning Hare

Cunning Shoemaker

Dapplegrim

Darning-Needle

Daughter Of Buk
Ettemsuch

Dead Wife

Death Of Abu Nowas
And Of His Wife

Death Of Koshchei The
Deathless

Death Of The Sun-Hero

Diamond cut
Diamond

Dirty Shepherdess

Dog and the
Sparrow

Don Giovanni De La
Fortuna

Donkey Skin

Dorani

Dragon And His
Grandmother

Dragon Of The North

Dragon Was Tricked

Drakestail

Dschemil and
Dschemila

East Of The Sun And
West Of The Moon

Eisenkopf

Elf Maiden

Emperor's New Clothes

Enchanted Canary

Enchanted Deer

Enchanted Head

Enchanted Knife

Enchanted Ring

Enchanted Snake

Enchanted Watch

Enchanted Wreath

Envious Neighbour

Esben and the
Witch

Escape of the
Mouse

Fair Circassians

Fairy Gifts

Fairy Nurse

Fairy Of The Dawn

False Prince and the True

Farmer Weatherbeard

Fate of the
Turtle

Father Grumbler

Felicia And The Pot
Of Pinks

Find Out A True
Friend

Finest Liar In The
World

Fir-tree

Fish Story

Fish Swam In The Air
And A Hare In The Water.

Fisherman And His
Wife

Five Wise Words of the Guru

Flower Queen's
Daughter

Flying Ship

Flying Trunk

Foolish Weaver

Fortunatus and His
Purse

Fortune and the
Wood-Cutter

Forty Thieves

Four Gifts

Fox and the Lapp

Fox and the Wolf

Frog

Frog and the Lion
Fairy

Gazelle

Geirald The Coward
Was Punished

Geirlaug the King’s
Daughter

Gifts Of The
Magician

Girl Who Pretended To
Be A Boy

Girl-Fish

Glass Mountain

Goat-faced Girl

Goat's Ears Of The
Emperor Trojan

Goblin and the
Grocer

Goblin Pony

Gold-Bearded Man

Golden Blackbird

Golden Branch

Golden Crab

Golden Goose

Golden Lads

Golden Lion

Golden Mermaid

Golden-headed
Fish

Goldsmith's
Fortune

Goose-Girl

Graciosa And Percinet

Grasp All, Lose
All

Grateful Prince

Green Knight

Groac'h of the
Isle of Lok

Habogi

Hairy Man

Half-Chick

Halfman

Hans, the
Mermaid's Son

Hansel And Grettel

Hassebu

Hazel-Nut Child

He Wins who
Waits

Headless Dwarfs

Heart of a Monkey

Heart Of Ice

Hermit Helped to
Win the King's Daughter

Hermod And Hadvor

Hero Makoma

Herr Lazarus and the Draken

History Of Dwarf Long
Nose

History Of
Whittington

Hok Lee And The
Dwarfs

Hoodie-Crow.

Horse Gullfaxi And
The Sword Gunnfoder

House in the Wood

How Brave Walter
Hunted Wolves

How To Tell A True
Princess

Husband of the
Rat's Daughter

I Know What I Have
Learned

Ian Direach Got the Blue Falcon

Ian, the Soldier's
Son

Impossible
Enchantment

Iron Stove

Isuro the Rabbit
Tricked Gudu

Jack And The
Beanstalk

Jack My Hedgehog

Jack The Giant-Killer

Jackal and the
Spring

Jackal or Tiger?

Jackal, the Dove, and the Panther

Janni and the
Draken

Jesper Who Herded The
Hares

Jogi's Punishment

Jorinde And
Joringel

Kari Woodengown

King Frost

King Kojata (From
The Russian)

King Lindorm

King of the
Waterfalls

King Who Would
Have a Beautiful Wife

King Who Would See
Paradise

Kisa the Cat

Kupti and Imani

Lady of the
Fountain.

Land Of Souls

Language of Beasts

Laughing Eye and
Weeping Eye, or the Limping Fox

Lion and the Cat

Little Golden Hood

Little Good Mouse

Little Gray Man

Little Hare

Little Lasse

Little One-Eye,
Little Two-Eyes, And Little Three-Eyes

Little Red Riding
Hood

Little Soldier

Little Thumb

Little Wildrose

Long, Broad, and
Quickeye

Long-bow Story

Lovely Ilonka

Lucky Luck

Lute Player

Madschun

Magic Book

Magic Kettle

Magic Mirror

Magic Ring

Magic Swan

Magician's Horse

Maiden Bright-eye

Maiden With The
Wooden Helmet

Man Without a
Heart

Manus

Marvellous Musician

Master and Pupil

Master Cat; Or, Puss
In Boots

Master Thief

Master-Maid

Merry Wives

Mink and the Wolf

Minnikin

Mogarzea And His Son

Mohammed with the
Magic Finger

Monkey And The
Jelly-Fish

Mother Holle

Moti'

Motiratika

Nettle Spinner

Niels And The
Giants

Nightingale

Nine Pea-Hens And The
Golden Apples

Norka

Nunda, Eater Of
People

Ogre

One-Handed Girl

Owl and the Eagle

Paperarelloo

Partnership of the
Thief and the Liar.

Peter Bull

Picking Flowers

Pinkel the Thief

Pivi and Kabo

Pretty Goldilocks

Prince Ahmed And The
Fairy Paribanou

Prince and
Princess in the Forest

Prince And The
Dragon

Prince and the
Three Fates

Prince Darling

Prince Featherhead
And The Princess Celandine

Prince Fickle And
Fair Helena (From The German)

Prince Hyacinth And
The Dear Little Princess

Prince Narcissus
And The Princess Potentilla

Prince Ring

Prince Vivien And
The Princess Placida

Prince Who Wanted To
See The World

Prince Who Would
Seek Immortality

Princess
Bella-Flor

Princess in the
Chest

Princess Mayblossom

Princess
Minon-minette

Princess On The Glass
Hill

Princess Rosette

Princess Who Was
Hidden Underground

Prunella

Puddocky (From The
German)

Punishment of the Fairy Gangana

Queen of the
Flowery Isles

Rapunzel

Raspberry Worm

Ratcatcher

Red Etin

Rich Brother and the Poor Brother

Riddle

Rogue And The
Herdsman

Rosanella

Rover of the Plain

Rubezahl

Rumpelstiltzkin

Sacred Milk of
Koumongoe

Samba the Coward

Satin Surgeon

Schippeitaro

Sea King's Gift

Seven Foals

Sham Prince, Or
The Ambitious Tailor

Shepherd Paul

Shifty Lad

Shirt-collar

Sigurd

Silent Princess

Simpleton

Sister of the Sun

Six Hungry Beasts

Six Men Travelled
Through The Wide World

Six Sillies

Six Swans

Slaying of the
Tanuki

Sleeping Beauty In
The Wood

Snake Prince

Snow-Daughter And The
Fire-Son

Snowdrop

Snowflake

Snow-man

Snow-queen

Snow-White And
Rose-Red

Snuff-Box

Soria Moria Castle

Sparrow with the
Slit Tongue

Spindle, Shuttle,
And Needle

Sprig of Rosemary

Stalos Were
Tricked

Stan Bolovan

Steadfast Tin-Soldier

Steel Cane

Stone-Cutter

Stones of
Plouhinec

Story of Ciccu

Story of Little
King Loc

Story of the Seven
Simons

Story of
Zoulvisia

Strange
Adventures of Little Maia

Street Musicians

Strong Prince

Sunchild

Swineherd

Sylvain And Jocosa

Terrible Head

Thanksgiving of the Wazir

The Tontlawald

Three Bears

Three Brothers

Three Crowns

Three Dogs

Three Dwarfs

Three Little Pigs

Three Musicians

Three Princes And
Their Beasts (Lithuanian Fairy Tale)

Three Princesses Of
Whiteland

Three Robes

Three Snake-Leaves

Three Sons of Hali

Three Treasures of the Giants

Three Wonderful
Beggars

Thumbelina

Tiidu The Piper

Tinder-Box

To Your Good
Health!

Toads And Diamonds

Tortoise and of a
Mischievous Monkey

Treasure Seeker

Tritill, Litill,
And The Birds

Troll's Daughter

Trusty John

Twelve Brothers

Twelve Dancing
Princesses

Twelve Huntsmen

Twin Brothers

Two Brothers

Two Caskets

Two Frogs

Two In A Sack

Udea and Her Seven
Brothers

Ugly Duckling

Underground Workers

Unlooked-for
Prince

Uraschimataro and the Turtle

Very Bad Boy

Virgilius The
Sorcerer

Voice Of Death

Voyage To Lilliput

Wali Dad the
Simple-Hearted

War Of The Wolf
And The Fox

Water of Life

Water-Lily. The
Gold-Spinners

What the Rose did to the Cypress

Which was the
Foolishest?

White Cat

White Doe

White Dove

White Duck

White Slipper

White Snake

White Wolf

Why The Sea Is Salt

Wicked Tanuki Was
Punished

Wicked Wolverine

Wild Animals
Became Tame Ones

Winning of Olwen

Witch

Witch And Her
Servants

Witch In The Stone
Boat

Wonderful Birch

Wonderful Sheep

Wonderful Tune.

Wounded Lion

Yara

Yellow Dwarf

Yellow Fairy Book

Young Man Who Would
Have His Eyes Opened

Youth Who Set Out To
Learn What Fear Was

OTHER ANDREW LANG WORKS

Letters to Dead Authors

Myth,
Ritual, and Religion, Vol. 1

Myth,
Ritual, and Religion, Vol. 2

Prince
Prigio

Much
Darker Days

The
Gold Of Fairnilee

The
Mark of Cain

The
Valet's Tragedy and Others

Homer and His Age

Johnny Nut and the Golden Goose

Highways and Byways in The Border

The Story of Joan of Arc

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