The Junior Classics, Volume 1 Willam Patten The Junior Classics, Volume 1 Table of Contents The Junior Classics, Volume 1.................................................................................................................................1 Willam Patten.................................................................................................................................................2 INTRODUCTION.........................................................................................................................................5 PREFACE......................................................................................................................................................7 MANABOZHO, THE MISCHIEF−MAKER................................................................................................9 WHY THE WOODPECKER HAS RED HEAD FEATHERS...................................................................12 WHY THE DIVER DUCK HAS SO FEW TAIL FEATHERS..................................................................14 MANAIBOZHO IS CHANGED INTO A WOLF......................................................................................15 MANABOZHO IS ROBBED BY THE WOLVES.....................................................................................17 MANABOZHO AND THE WOODPECKERS..........................................................................................18 THE BOY AND THE WOLVES................................................................................................................20 THE INDIAN WHO LOST HIS WIFE.......................................................................................................22 PUNCHKIN.................................................................................................................................................23 HOW SUN, MOON AND WIND WENT OUT TO DINNER...................................................................29 WHY THE FISH LAUGHED.....................................................................................................................30 THE FARMER AND THE MONEY LENDER..........................................................................................33 PRIDE GOETH BEFORE A FALL............................................................................................................35 HOW THE WICKED SONS WERE DUPED............................................................................................37 THE TIGER, THE BRAHMAN, AND THE JACKAL..............................................................................38 THE LAMBIKIN.........................................................................................................................................40 THE RAT'S WEDDING..............................................................................................................................42 THE JACKAL AND THE PARTRIDGE....................................................................................................45 THE JACKAL AND THE CROCODILE...................................................................................................47 THE BEAR'S BAD BARGAIN...................................................................................................................50 THE THIEF AND THE FOX......................................................................................................................52 THE FARMER AND THE FOX.................................................................................................................53 THE FOOLS AND THE DRUM.................................................................................................................54 THE LION AND THE GOAT.....................................................................................................................55 THE GLOWWORM AND THE JACKDAW.............................................................................................56 THE CAMEL AND THE PIG.....................................................................................................................57 THE TIGER, THE FOX, AND THE HUNTERS.......................................................................................58 THE SEA, THE FOX, AND THE WOLF...................................................................................................59 THE FOX IN THE WELL...........................................................................................................................60 ASHIEPATTLE AND HIS GOODLY CREW...........................................................................................61 THE SQUIRE'S BRIDE...............................................................................................................................65 THE DOLL IN THE GRASS......................................................................................................................67 THE BEAR AND THE FOX.......................................................................................................................68 THE LAD WHO WENT TO THE NORTH WIND....................................................................................70 THE HUSBAND WHO WAS TO MIND THE HOUSE............................................................................72 HOW ONE WENT OUT TO WOO............................................................................................................73 WHY THE BEAR IS STUMPY−TAILED.................................................................................................74 BOOTS WHO MADE THE PRINCESS SAY "THAT'S A STORY"........................................................75 THE WITCH IN THE STONE BOAT........................................................................................................76 THE SNUFFBOX........................................................................................................................................79 THE GOLDEN BLACKBIRD....................................................................................................................81 THE HALF−CHICK....................................................................................................................................84 THE THREE BROTHERS..........................................................................................................................86 THE GLASS MOUNTAIN.........................................................................................................................88 i The Junior Classics, Volume 1 Table of Contents The Junior Classics, Volume 1 HUNTSMAN THE UNLUCKY..................................................................................................................90 STORY OF LITTLE SIMPLETON............................................................................................................93 THE GOLDEN FISH...................................................................................................................................96 THE WONDERFUL HAIR.........................................................................................................................98 THE LANGUAGE OF ANIMALS...........................................................................................................100 THE EMPEROR TROJAN'S GOAT'S EARS..........................................................................................103 THE MAIDEN WHO WAS WISER THAN THE KING.........................................................................105 THE THREE SONS...................................................................................................................................107 HOK LEE AND THE DWARFS...............................................................................................................109 A DREADFUL BOAR..............................................................................................................................112 THE FIVE QUEER BROTHERS..............................................................................................................114 THE ACCOMPLISHED AND LUCKY TEAKETTLE...........................................................................116 THE ADVENTURES OF LITTLE PEACHLING....................................................................................117 THE TWO LIZARDS................................................................................................................................118 DE KING AND DE PEAFOWL...............................................................................................................119 HANSEL AND GRETHEL.......................................................................................................................120 THUMBLING............................................................................................................................................123 THE SIX SWANS.....................................................................................................................................126 SNOW−WHITE AND ROSE−RED..........................................................................................................128 THE UGLY DUCKLING..........................................................................................................................131 THE TINDER−BOX..................................................................................................................................136 THE CONSTANT TIN SOLDIER............................................................................................................140