click to enlarge | The Hero of Esthonia by W. F. Kirby in two volumes [London, 1895] |
Title Page
CONTENTS
PREFACE
INTRODUCTION
PART I — THE HERO OF ESTHONIA
ARGUMENT OF THE “KALEVIPOEG”CANTO I — | THE MARRIAGES OF SALME AND LINDA |
CANTO II — | THE DEATH OF KALEV |
CANTO III — | THE FATE OF LINDA |
CANTO IV — | THE ISLAND MAIDEN |
CANTO V — | THE KALEVIDE AND THE FINNISH SORCERER |
CANTO VI — | THE KALEVIDE AND THE SWORD-SMITHS |
CANTO VII — | THE RETURN OF THE KALEVIDE |
CANTO VIII — | THE CONTEST AND PARTING OF THE BROTHERS |
CANTO IX — | RUMOURS OF WAR |
CANTO X — | THE HEROES AND THE WATER-DEMON |
CANTO XI — | THE LOSS OF THE SWORD |
CANTO XII — | THE FIGHT WITH THE SORCERER’S SONS |
CANTO XIII — | THE KALEVIDE’S FIRST JOURNEY TO HADES |
CANTO XIV — | THE PALACE OF SARVIK |
CANTO XV — | THE MARRIAGE OF THE SISTERS |
CANTO XVI — | THE VOYAGE OF THE KALEVIDE |
CANTO XVII — | THE HEROES AND THE DWARF |
CANTO XVIII — | THE KALEVIDE’S JOURNEY TO PŌRGU |
CANTO XIX — | THE LAST FEAST OF THE HEROES |
CANTO XX — | ARMAGEDDON |
PART II — ESTHONIAN FOLKTALES
SECTION I — TALES ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE “KALEVIPOEG”
THE MILKY WAY. (JANNSEN.)
THE GRATEFUL PRINCE. (KREUTZWALD.)
SLYBOOTS. (KREUTZWALD.)
THE GOLD-SPINNERS. (KREUTZWALD.)
SECTION II — ORPHAN AND FOUNDLING TALES
THE WOOD OF TONTLA. (KREUTZWALD.)
THE ORPHAN BOY AND THE HELL-HOUNDS. (KREUTZWALD.)
THE EGG-BORN PRINCESS. (KREUTZWALD.)
THE ROYAL HERD-BOY. (KREUTZWALD.)
TIIDU THE FLUTE-PLAYER.
THE LUCKY EGG. (KREUTZWALD.)
THE MAGICIAN IN THE POCKET, THE GOD-DAUGHTER OF THE ROCK-MAIDENS, and THE FOUNDLING
SECTION III — COSMOPOLITAN STORIES
BLUEBEARD. (KREUTZWALD)
CINDERELLA. (KREUTZWALD.)
THE DRAGON-SLAYER.
THE DWARF’S CHRISTENING. (JANNSEN.)
THE ENVIOUS SISTERS.
THE GIFTED BROTHERS. (KREUTZWALD.)
THE IDIOT’S LUCK.
THE MAGICIAN’S HEIRS. (KREUTZWALD.)
THE MAN IN THE MOON.
VIDEVIK, KOIT, ANDÄMARIK (Twilight, Dawn, and Evening Twilight).
THE MAIDEN AT THE VASKJALA BRIDGE. (KREUTZWALD.)
THE WOMAN IN THE MOON. (JANNSEN.)
POLYPHEMUS. (JANNSEN.)
RED RIDING-HOOD.
SNOWWHITE, THE GLASS MOUNTAIN, AND THE DESPISED YOUNGEST SON.
THE THREE SISTERS. (JANNSEN.)
THE THREE WISHES.
THE WITCH-BRIDE.
THE STEPMOTHER. (KREUTZWALD.)
SECTION IV — FAMILIAR STORIES OF NORTHERN EUROPE
THE FISHERMAN AND HIS WIFE.
THE MERMAID. (KREUTZWALD.)
HOW THE SEA BECAME SALT. (JANNSEN.)
THE TWO BROTHERS AND THE FROST. (JANNSEN.)
THE SOLDIER AND THE DEVIL. (JANNSEN.)
SECTION V — STORIES OF THE GODS, AND SPIRITS OF THE ELEMENTS
THE SONG-GOD’S DEPARTURE. (JANNSEN.)
JUTTA. (JANNSEN.)
THE TWELVE DAUGHTERS. (KREUTZWALD.)
THE FOUR GIFTS OF THE WATER-SPRITE. (JANNSEN.)
THE LAKE-DWELLERS. (JANNSEN.)
THE FAITHLESS FISHERMAN. (JANNSEN.)
THE SPIRITS OF THE NORTHERN LIGHTS. (JANNSEN.)
THE SPIRIT OF THE WHIRLWIND. (JANNSEN.)
THE WILL O’ THE WISPS. (JANNSEN.)
THE FOUNDLING. (JANNSEN.)
THE CAVE-DWELLERS. (KREUTZWALD.)
THE COMPASSIONATE WOODCUTTER. (JANNSEN.)
THE GOOD DEED REWARDED. (KREUTZWALD.)
SECTION VI — HEATH LEGENDS. (JANNSEN.)
THE WONDERFUL HAYCOCK. (JANNSEN.)
THE MAGIC EGG. (JANNSEN.)
SECTION VII — LAKE LEGENDS.
LAKE PEIPUS. (JANNSEN.)
THE LAKE AT EUSEKÜLL. (JANNSEN.)
EMMU LAKE AND VIRTS LAKE. (KREUTZWALD.)
THE BLUE SPRING. (JANNSEN.)
THE BLACK POOL. (JANNSEN.)
SECTION VIII — STORIES OF THE DEVIL AND OF BLACK MAGIC.
THE SON OF THE THUNDER-GOD. (KREUTZWALD.)
THE MOON-PAINTER. (JANNSEN.)
THE TREASURE-BRINGER. (JANNSEN.)
THE WOODEN MAN AND THE BIRCH-BARK MAID. (KREUTZWALD.)
THE COMPASSIONATE SHOEMAKER. (JANNSEN.)
MARTIN AND HIS DEAD MASTER.
THE BEWITCHED HORSE.
SECTION IX — HIDDEN TREASURES
THE COURAGEOUS BARN-KEEPER. (KREUTZWALD.)
THE GALLOWS-DWARFS. (KREUTZWALD.)
THE TREASURE AT KERTELL. (JANNSEN.)
THE GOLDEN SNAKES. (JANNSEN.)
THE DEVIL’S TREASURE. (JANNSEN.)
THE NOCTURNAL CHURCH-GOERS. (KREUTZWALD.)
SECTION X — ORIENTAL TALES.
THE NORTHERN FROG. (KREUTZWALD).
SECTION XI — CHURCH-STORIES
THE CHURCH AT REVEL.
THE CHURCH AT PÜHALEPP.
THE CHURCH OF THE HOLY CROSS.
THE CHURCH AT FELLIN.
SECTION XII — UNNATURAL BROTHERS
THE RICH BROTHER AND THE POOR ONE.
SECTION XIII — PLAGUE-LEGENDS
SECTION XIV — BEAST-STORIES
THE MAN WITH THE BAST SHOES.
WHY THE DOG AND CAT AND THE CAT AND MOUSE ARE ENEMIES.
THE ORIGIN OF THE SWALLOW.
THE SPIDER AND THE HORNET.
THE OFFICIOUS FLIES.
PART III — ESTHONIAN BALLADS, &C.
THE HERALD OF WAR