Korean Tales / Being a collection of stories translated from the Korean folk lore, together with introductory chapters descriptive of Korea

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Horace Newton Allen

CONTENTS.

NOTE.

PREFACE.

INTRODUCTORY.

KOREAN TALES.

DESCRIPTIVE.

SEOUL THE CAPITAL.

THE RABBIT, AND OTHER LEGENDS.

STORIES OF BIRDS AND ANIMALS.

THE ENCHANTED WINE-JUG;

OR, WHY THE CAT AND DOG ARE ENEMIES.

CHING YUH AND KYAIN OO.

THE TRIALS OF TWO HEAVENLY LOVERS.

HYUNG BO AND NAHL BO;

OR, THE SWALLOW-KING'S REWARDS.

CHUN YANG,

THE FAITHFUL DANCING-GIRL WIFE.

SIM CHUNG,

THE DUTIFUL DAUGHTER.

HONG KIL TONG;

OR, THE ADVENTURES OF AN ABUSED BOY.

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KOREAN TALES
BEING A COLLECTION OF STORIES TRANSLATED FROM THE KOREAN FOLK LORE
TOGETHER WITH INTRODUCTORY CHAPTERS DESCRIPTIVE OF KOREA
BY
H. N. ALLEN, M.D.
FOREIGN SECRETARY OF LEGATION FOR KOREA
NEW YORK & LONDON
G. P. PUTNAM’S SONS
The Knickerbocker Press
1889

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G. P. PUTNAM’S SONS
1889

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