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Indian nights' entertainment:

or, Folk-tales from the upper Indus. With numerous illustrations by native hands
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E. Stock, 1892 - Folklore - 380 pages

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Contents

CHAPTER rA I THE SAGACIOUS LUMBARDAR I
1
THE BANEYRWAL AND THE THIEF
3
THE TIGER AND THE HARE
4

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Indian Nights' Entertainment Or Folktales from the Upper Indus 1892
Indian Nights' Entertainment Or Folktales from the Upper Indus 1892
Charles Swynnerton
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Indian nights' entertainment: or, Folk-tales from the upper Indus
Indian nights' entertainment: or, Folk-tales from the upper Indus
Charles Swynnerton
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Charles Swynnerton
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TitleIndian nights' entertainment: or, Folk-tales from the upper Indus. With numerous illustrations by native hands
AuthorCharles Swynnerton
PublisherE. Stock, 1892
Original fromthe University of Wisconsin - Madison
DigitizedFeb 28, 2008
Length380 pages
SubjectsFolklore
  
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