Everywhere on earth the fairy world of each country is older and perhaps more enduring than the one we see and feel and tread upon. So I tell in this book the folk lore of the Korean people, and of the behavior of the particular kind of fairies that inhabit the Land of Morning Splendor. (From the Preface by William Elliot Griffis)
Chapters
1
The Unmannerly Tiger Read by NoelBadrian 8:38
2
Tokgabi and His Pranks Read by NoelBadrian 8:28
3
East Light and the Bridge of Fishes Read by NoelBadrian 9:39
4
Prince Sandalwood, the Father of Korea Read by NoelBadrian 12:38
5
The Rabbit’s Eyes Read by NoelBadrian 8:30
6
Topknots and Crockery Hats Read by NoelBadrian 13:19
7
Fancha and the Magpie Read by NoelBadrian 17:52
8
The Sneezing Colossus Read by NoelBadrian 6:31
9
A Bridegroom for Miss Mole Read by NoelBadrian 9:34
10
Old White Whiskers and Mr. Bunny Read by NoelBadrian 9:10
11
The King of the Flowers Read by NoelBadrian 9:13
12
Tokgabi’s Menagerie Read by NoelBadrian 12:18
13
Cat-kin and the Queen Mother Read by NoelBadrian 18:26
14
The Magic Peach Read by NoelBadrian 21:54
15
The Great Stone Fire Eater Read by NoelBadrian 13:39
16
Pigling and Her Proud Sister Read by NoelBadrian 11:05
17
The Mirror that Made Trouble Read by NoelBadrian 20:52
18
Old Timber Top Read by NoelBadrian 27:36
19
Sir One Long Body and Madame Thousand Feet Read by NoelBadrian 12:50
20
The Sky Bridge of Birds Read by NoelBadrian 10:38
21
Longka, the Dancing Girl Read by NoelBadrian 8:44
22
A Frog for a Husband Read by NoelBadrian 20:00
23
Shoes for Hats Read by NoelBadrian 12:38
24
The Voice of the Bell Read by NoelBadrian 14:07
25
The King of the Sparrows Read by NoelBadrian 12:47
26
The Woodman and the Mountain Fairies Read by NoelBadrian 16:35
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