Short stories by Flora Annie Steel

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Steel, Flora Annie

o Barber's Clever Wife, The from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Bear's Bad Bargain, The from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Bopolûchî from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Close Alliance, A Tale Of Woe, The from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Death and Burial of Poor Hen-sparrow, The from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Faithful Prince, The from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Farmer and the Money-lender, The from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Grain of Corn, The from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o How Raja Rasâlu Became a Jôgi from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o How Raja Rasâlu Journeyed To The City Of King Sarkap from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o How Raja Rasâlu Killed the Giants from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o How Raja Rasâlu Played Chaupur With King Sarkap from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o How Raja Rasâlu Swung The Seventy Fair Maidens, Daughters Of The King from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o How Raja Rasâlu Was Born from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o How Raja Rasâlu Went Out Into The World from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o How Raja Rasâlu's Friends Forsook Him from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Jackal and the Crocodile, The from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Jackal and the Iguana, The from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Jackal and the Partridge, The from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Jackal and the Pea-hen, The from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o King of the Crocodiles, The from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o King Who Was Fried, The from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Lambikin, The from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Legend of Gwâshbrâri, the Glacier-Hearted Queen, The from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Little Anklebone from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Lord of Death, The from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Mother And Daughter Who Worshipped The Sun, The from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Peasie and Beansie from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Prince Half-A-Son from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Prince Lionheart and His Three Friends from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Princess Aubergine from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Princess Pepperina from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Rat's Wedding, The from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Ruby Prince, The from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Sir Buzz from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Snake-Woman and King Ali Mardan, The from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Son of Seven Mothers, The from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Sparrow and the Crow, The from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Tiger, the Brahmân, and the Jackal, The from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Two Brothers, The from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Valiant Vicky, the Brave Weaver from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Wonderful Ring, The from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

o Wrestlers, A Story of Heroes, The from "Tales Of The Punjab"--Folklore Of India

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