Tales Of The Punjab
  • PREFACE
  • TO THE LITTLE READER
  • SIR BUZZ
  • THE RAT'S WEDDING
  • THE FAITHFUL PRINCE
  • THE BEAR'S BAD BARGAIN
  • PRINCE LIONHEART AND HIS THREE FRIENDS
  • THE LAMBIKIN
  • BOPOLUCHI
  • PRINCESS AUBERGINE
  • VALIANT VICKY, THE BRAVE WEAVER
  • THE SON OF SEVEN MOTHERS
  • THE SPARROW AND THE CROW
  • THE TIGER, THE BRAHMAN, AND THE JACKAL
  • THE KING OF THE CROCODILES
  • LITTLE ANKLEBONE
  • THE CLOSE ALLIANCE
  • THE TWO BROTHERS
  • THE JACKAL AND THE IGUANA
  • THE DEATH AND BURIAL OF POOR HEN-SPARROW
  • PRINCESS PEPPERINA
  • PEASIE AND BEANSIE
  • THE JACKAL AND THE PARTRIDGE
  • THE SNAKE-WOMAN AND KING ALI MARDAN
  • THE WONDERFUL RING
  • THE JACKAL AND THE PEA-HEN
  • THE GRAIN OF CORN
  • THE FARMER AND THE MONEY-LENDER
  • THE LORD OF DEATH
  • THE WRESTLERS
  • THE LEGEND OF GWASHBRARI, THE GLACIER-HEARTED QUEEN
  • THE BARBER'S CLEVER WIFE
  • THE JACKAL AND THE CROCODILE
  • HOW RAJA RASALU WAS BORN
  • HOW RAJA RASALU WENT OUT INTO THE WORLD
  • HOW RAJA RASALU'S FRIENDS FORSOOK HIM
  • HOW RAJA RASALU KILLED THE GIANTS
  • HOW RAJA RASALU BECAME A JOGI
  • HOW RAJA RASALU JOURNEYED TO THE CITY OF KING SARKAP
  • HOW RAJA RASALU SWUNG THE SEVENTY FAIR MAIDENS, DAUGHTERS OF THE KING
  • HOW RAJA RASALU PLAYED CHAUPUR WITH KING SARKAP
  • THE KING WHO WAS FRIED
  • PRINCE HALF-A-SON
  • THE MOTHER AND DAUGHTER WHO WORSHIPPED THE SUN
  • THE RUBY PRINCE
  • NOTES TO TALES
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