| The Seven Swan Brothers | ||
| A princess's seven brothers are changed into swans and they only way she can free them is to stay mute for seven years and knit them each a shirt of nettles. | ||
| Otherwise Known As:The Six Swans; The Wild Swans; | ||
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| The Shoemaker and the Elves | ||
| A poor shoemaker's fortune changes when the leather he sets out each night mysteriously is made into shoes into the night by little naked men. | ||
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| The Six Swans | ||
| Six brothers are turned into swans and only their sister can break their spell, by suffering silently for seven years. | ||
| Otherwise Known As: The Seven Swans; The Wild Swans | ||
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| Sleeping Beauty | ||
| A princess cursed by a jealous fairy at her christianing, pricks her finger on a spindle and falls into a deep slumber only wakened by the kiss of a prince. | ||
| Otherwise Known As: Briar Rose; Sleeping Beauty in the wood; | ||
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| Sleeping Beauty in the Wood | Enchantment | Perrault |
| A princess is cursed by an uninvited fairy at her christianing so that on her 16th birthday she pricks her finger on a spindle and falls asleep for 100 years. | ||
| Otherwise Known As: Briar Rose; Sleeping Beauty; | ||
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| The Speaking Bird, the Singing Tree, and the Golden Water | ||
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| Snow White and Rose Red | ||
| Two sisters help an enchanted prince win back his fortune and reverse the curse placed on him by a mean spirited dwarf. | ||
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| Snow White and the Seven Dwarves | ||
| A princess flees her jealous step-mother into the wood where she is taken in by seven little men. But her step-mother follows her and trickes her into taking poisoned gifts which makes her fall deeply asleep. | ||
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| The Story of Pretty Goldilocks | ||
| A girl enters the house of the three bears, eats their food, destroys their furnature, and falls asleep in their beds. When the bears return, she is awakes and is frightened away. | ||
| Otherwise Known As:Goldilocks and the Three Bears; The Story of the Three Bears; | ||
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| The Story of the Three Bears | ||
| A girl enters the house of the three bears, eats their food, destroys their furnature, and falls asleep in their beds. When the bears return, she is awakes and is frightened away. | ||
| Otherwise Known As: Goldilocks and the Three Bears; The Story of Pretty Goldilocks; | ||
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| The Story of the Youth who went forth to learn what Fear was | Wit and Wisdom | |
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| The Sun and the Wind | Fable | |
| The two elements agree to a contest, removing the cloak from the back of a traveler. The cruel cold wind, blow hard though he might only makes him hold his cloak tighter, but the gentle suns warm rays convinced him to remove it. | ||
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