INDEX.
201
| J | |
| Jack and the Bean Stalk, 2, 96 | |
| germ of story in Hindu tales, 189 | |
| Jack the Giant Killer, 2, 96 | |
| story in old Hindu legends, 8 | |
| connected with legends of various countries, 191 | |
| his adventures, 191 | |
| oldest character in Wonderland, 192 | |
| meaning of the legend, 193 | |
| Jân-ibn-Jân, king over the Jinns, 116 | |
| Jason and the Golden Fleece, 35 | |
| story illustrates changes of night and day, 90 | |
| Jests of Robin Goodfellow, an Elizabethan book, 137 | |
| Jinnestan, land of, 110 | |
| Jinns, 94 | |
| described, 115 | |
| = the winds, 117 | |
| Johnnie's flail, story of, 172 | |
| Juber-a-bad, city of, 110 | |
| Jupiter = Dyaus pitâr, 21 | |
| Jutland, story of a Nis in, 141 | |
| K | |
| Kaf, Magic mountains of, 110 | |
| Kelpies, 165 | |
| Kerberos watches in palace of Persephone, 47 | |
| Kingsley, C, quoted, 29, 34 | |
| his "Heroes," 143 | |
| Kirke, the beautiful Sorceress, 95 | |
| Kobolds, 136 | |
| story of a Kobold, 139 | |
| Kobold, the, Hodêken, 140 | |
| Koran, the, on the Jinns, 116 | |
| Krabbin, Elizabeth, carried underground by the dwarfs, 154 | |
| Kronos, Greek legend of, 85 | |
| Kund, story of a Troll at, 144 | |
| L | |
| Land East of the Sun and West of the Moon, a Scandinavian legend, 54—63 | |
| kindred stories, 82 | |
| Leprechaun, the, 97 | |
| a bounteous little man if well managed, 142 | |
| Little Red Cap, 186 | |
| Little Red Riding Hood, 2 | |
| English version of the story, 186 | |
| German version, 187 | |
| Meaning of, 187 | |
| Lochlin; the King of Lochlin's daughters and the Giants, 175 | |
| Lord's Prayer, the, 21 | |
| Lubberkin, 136 | |
| Ludlow's "Popular Epics of the Middle Ages," 143 | |
| Luck of Edenhall, 133 | |
| M | |
| Mac Eachern, the Smith of Crossbrig, and the Changeling, 167 | |
| Maimoun, story of the Genie, 122—127 | |
| repeated in Fairy Tales of other lands, 126 | |
| Maol-o-Chliobain, story of, 180-4 | |
| March of an ancient tribe, 29 | |
