Round the world in folk tales
Subtitle: sixteen stories from various lands with a chapter on their meaning
By: compiled and edited by Rachel M. Fleming, with seventeen illustrations.
Publisher: Harcourt, Brace
Published: 1925
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 106
Subjects: Folklore
Table of contents: title: A legend of the flowers (Australia).; title: A clever little fisherman (Melanesian, Santa Cruz).; title: The story of Upi (Torres Straits).; title: A Japanese Tom Thumb (Japan).; title: The princess who liked silken robes (Khotan).; title: The salt smuggler (China).; title: The boy and the deer (American Indian).; title: Uhla-kan-yan-a (Zululand).; title: Two bushman stories about lions (South Africa).; title: The sphinx (Egypt).; title: Thidrandi and the goddesses (Iceland); title: The snow maiden (Russia).; title: The bridge builder (Russia).; title: Salt (Hungary).; title: St. Ronan (Brittany).