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Danish fairy tales Danish fairy tales are much like other Scandinavian tales, and have much in common with other European folktales too.

First Collection
  1. The Jutlander and His Stockings
  2. "A Stork Is Not Always a Stork"
  3. The Master Fool
  4. Toller's Neighbours
  5. The Magician's Pupil
  6. The Boiled Eggs
  7. The Girl Clad in Mouse Skin
  8. Temptations
  9. A Funny Fellow
  10. Svend's Exploits
  11. Hans, the Mermaid's Son
  12. Fortune and Knowledge
  13. Master and Pupil
  14. The White Dove
  15. The King and the Miller
  16. Esben and the Witch
  17. Maiden Bright-eye
  18. The Cunning Man from Hilltown
  19. The Merry Wives
  20. I Know What I Have Learned
  21. The Troll's Daughter
  22. The Drinking-Horn
  23. The Green Knight
  24. Niels And The Giants
  25. The Three Pennies
  26. The Prince and the Princess in the Forest
  27. The Lucky Penny
  28. The Magic Book
  29. The Story of Sigurd
From the The Danish Fairy Book
  1. The Clever Young Girl
  2. The Tree of Health
  3. The Mill at the Bottom of the Sea
  4. Little May
  5. Ederland, the Poultry-Maid
  6. Husband and Wife
  7. The Magic Hat
  8. The Little Girl and the Serpent
  9. Trillevip
  10. The Snake
  11. The Princess on the Island
  12. The Little Wild Duck
  13. King Dragon
  14. The Deer Prince
  15. The Good Sword
  16. The Patient Woman
  17. Peter Redhat
  18. Strong Jack
  19. The Princess with the Many Golden Shoes
  20. Jack with the Golden Hair
  21. A Moment in Heaven
  22. The Pastor's Wife
  23. The Pig
  24. The Ale of the Trolls
  25. "Never mind the money!"
  26. The Devil's Kindness
  27. The Loutish Peasant
  28. The Wolf
  29. The Walk to the Mill
DANISH FAIRY TALES. Now almost extinct in Denmark, the stork (Ciconia ciconia) is still common in Poland.
Stork

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