Transylvanian Superstitions From: The Nineteenth Century (Vol. 18), London, July-December 1885, pp. 130-150
Myths & Legends · Longer tale
Transylvanian Superstitions From: The Nineteenth Century (Vol. 18), London, July-December 1885, pp. 130-150
E. Gerard · about 70 min · ages 5–9
A legend from long ago, retold for children. By E. Gerard.
“Transylvania might well be termed the land of superstition, for nowhere else does this curious crooked plant of delusion flourish as persistently and in such bewildering variety.…”
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