THE CAUSE OF A LAWSUIT BETWEEN THE OWL AND THE KITE 1 A MONKEY OBJECTS TO CRITICISM 2 THE DEAD MAN'S RING 3 THE…
- Date of account
- Published 1906
- Source
- Simla Village Tales; Or, Folk Tales from the Himalayas
- Reference
- Simla Village Tales; Or, Folk Tales from the Himalayas · selected passage 1
- Rights
- public_domain
- Language
- English
- Record updated
- 2026-08-25
Record summary
THE CAUSE OF A LAWSUIT BETWEEN THE OWL AND THE KITE 1 A MONKEY OBJECTS TO CRITICISM 2 THE DEAD MAN'S RING 3 THE ORIGIN OF DEATH 5 THE REAL MOTHER 6 THE PRINCESS SOORTHE 12 THE SNAKE'S BRIDE 15 THE POWER OF FATE 20 THE OLD WITCH WHO LIVED IN A FOREST 31 KULLOO, A FAITHFUL DOG 36 THE STORY OF GHOSE 40 THE VIZIER'S SON AN…
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Source passage
Source text · mention onlyTHE CAUSE OF A LAWSUIT BETWEEN THE OWL AND THE KITE 1 A MONKEY OBJECTS TO CRITICISM 2 THE DEAD MAN'S RING 3 THE ORIGIN OF DEATH 5 THE REAL MOTHER 6 THE PRINCESS SOORTHE 12 THE SNAKE'S BRIDE 15 THE POWER OF FATE 20 THE OLD WITCH WHO LIVED IN A FOREST 31 KULLOO, A FAITHFUL DOG 36 THE STORY OF GHOSE 40 THE VIZIER'S SON AND THE RAJAH'S SON 46 THE RAJAH'S SON AND THE VIZIER'S SON 49 BEY HUSLO 53 THE STORY OF PANCH MAR KHAN 56 THE RABBIT AND THE BARBER 59 RUPA AND BISUNTHA 61 SHEIK CHILLI 68 SHEIK CHILLI 70 THE MONKEY, THE TIGER, AND THE PRINCESS 75 THE JACKAL AND THE GUANA 81 THE STORY OF THE BLACK COW 83 THE BRAHMIN AND THE WILD GEESE 88 THE FOUR-GIFTED PRINCESS 93 THE MAN WHO WENT TO SEEK HIS FORTUNE 96 THREE WISE MEN AND THE KING'S DAUGHTER 101 BARBIL'S SON 104 THE TIGER AND THE RATS 107 THE ADVENTURES OF A BIRD 109 THE LEGEND OF NALDERA TEMPLE 111 THE BUNNIAH'S WIFE AND THE THIEF 113 WHO STOLE THE RUBY?
Historical context
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Modern context
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