Turkish fairy tales and folk tales

Turkish fairy tales and folk tales. Translated from the Hungarian version by R. Nisbet Bain ; illustrated by Celia Levetus. The pictorial title-page, printed in black and green, has been hand-coloured. Translation of T?r?k n?pm?sek. Contains The stag-prince.--The three orange-peris.--The rose-beauty.--Mad Mehmed.--The golden-haired children.--The horse-devil and the witch.--The cinder-youth.--The piece of liver.--The magic turban, the magic whip, and the magic carpet.--The wind-demon.--The crow-peri.--The forty princes and the seven-headed dragon.--The world's most beauteous damsel.--The padishah of the forty peris.--The serpent-peri and the magic mirror.--Stone-patience and knife-patience.--The ghost of the spring and the shrew.--The story of the half-man-riding-on-the-worse-half-of-a-lamehorse.--The enchanted hog.--Boy-beautiful, the golden apples, and the were-wolf.--Youth without age, and life without death.