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English, Cornish and Welsh Folktales and Legends In a broad sense, folktales consist of fairy tales, fables, legends, tall tales, and humorous anecdotes. Some of the tales are easy to read, others are not, and some are long.

  1. Three Little Pigs
  2. Johnny-Cake
  3. The Magic Pail
  4. The Boy and the Parson
  5. The Three Wishes
  6. Catskin
  7. The Little Red Hairy Man
  8. The Irishman and the Bull
  9. The Princess of Canterbury
  10. Tom the Tin-Miner
  11. The Three Heads in the Well
  12. Choosing a Servant
  13. Jack the Buttermilk
  14. The Sage of Lincoln
  15. The Glass Ball
  16. The Hen-pecked Husband
  17. The Old Man of Cury and the Mermaid
  18. Ellen's Luck
  19. Master of all Masters
  20. Long-lived Ancestors
  1. Penelope
  2. Mushrooms
  3. Wrestling at the 'Hooting Stones'
  4. The Origin of the Wrekin
  5. The Red Dragon of Wales
  6. The Devil's Ditch
  7. A Dream of Heaven
  8. Emma of the Lake District
  9. The Oxford Student
  10. The Baker's Daughter
  11. The Cold Lad of Hilton Hall
  12. The Clever Wife
  13. The Clever Shepherd
  14. Gillan and Her Good Neighbours
  15. Goldilocks and the Three Bears
  16. Dick Whittington
  17. The Pedlar of Swaffham
  18. Lazy Jack
  19. The Miller at the Professor's Examination
  20. The Magpie's Nest
  21. The Miller on the Dee
  22. The Drainer
English and Welsh folktales and legends fronted by a sheep in a field on Hampton Down above Portesham.

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