SPECIFIC BOOK INDEX
(the stories in this list have been alphabetized and are not in order of appearance)

Folktales of England, edited by Katharine Briggs and Ruth Tongue. University of Chicago Press, 1965. (A volume of short tales from various parts of England, with many notes and references)
ISBN 0226074943 paperback, 0226074935 hardbound

Annie Luker's Ghost
Apple-Tree Man
Borrowdale Cuckoo
Churchyard
Company on the Road
Contrary Wife
Cure for a Witch
Curious Cat
Deaf Man and the Pig Trough
Devil and St. Dunstan
Dog and the Hares
Dolly and the Duke
Drake's Cannon Ball
Endless Tale
Fairy Follower
Fairy Merchandise
Fairy Midwife
Farmer and His Ox
Farmer and His Wife and the Mirror
Farmer and the "Parson"
Father, I Think
First Banana
Five-Pound Note
Foreign Hotel
Four-Eyed Cat
Giant of Grabbist and Hawkridge Church
Giant of Grabbist and the "Dorcas Jane"
Giant of Grabbist and the Stones of Battlegore
Giant of Grabbist and the Whitstones
Gipsy's Curse
Goblin Combe
Green Lady
Green Mist
Grey Goose Feathers
Growing the Church
Half-Cup of Tea
Horse Who Played Cricket
Hungry Mowers
Hunted Soul
Irishman's Hat
Jack White's Gibbet
Jamming Pan
King Edward and the Salad
Knife or Scissors
Lad Who Was Never Hungry
Last Man Hanged
Lazy Wife
Legend of Gold Hill
Little Rosy
Lost Bride
Man in the Wilderness
Man that stole the Parsons' Sheep
Man Who Bounced
Man Who Wouldn't Go Out at Night
Mark Twain in the Fens
Marshall's Elm
Mossycoat
Mr. Fox's Courtship
Old Charley Creed
Old Man at the White House
Open Grave
Paddock in Heaven
Parson and the Parrot
Parsons' Meeting
Pious Lion
Rich Man's Two Sons
Room for One More
Sea Morgan and the Conger Eels
Small-Tooth Dog
Son Murdered by His Parents
St. Adelme
St. Aloys and the Lame Nag
St. David's Flood
St. Wulfric and the Greedy Boy
Stolen Corpse
Summat Queer on Batch
Swayne's Leaps
Take a Pinch of Salt With It
Tarr Ball and the Farmer
Thievish Sexton
Three Foreigners
Three Obedient Husbands
Three Premiers who went to Heaven
Tibb's Cat and the Apple-Tree Man
Tom Tit Tot
Tortoises' Picnic
Two Chaps who went to Heaven
Two Elephants
Two Little Scotch Boys
Why the Donkey is Safe
Witch's Purse



(Updated 4/10/02)