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| The Partnership | 1 |
| At Home in the Church | 2 |
| Protestation | 3 |
| The Way of the World | 3 |
| 'And then her dress' | 7 |
| The Youth secures the Dragon | 17 |
| The Emperor comes to see his New Clothes | 24 |
| 'Let down, let down thy petticoat that lets thy feet be seen' | 27 |
| The Fisherman brings the Crab on the Golden Cushion | 28 |
| 'Then she reached the three cutting swords, and got on her plough-wheel and rolled over them' | 35 |
| The Dragon carries off the Three Soldiers | 39 |
| The Fiend defeated | 41 |
| The Maiden obtains the Bird-heart | 44 |
| The Hunter is transformed into a Donkey | 46 |
| The Young Man gives the Donkeys to the Miller | 48 |
| The Prince looks into the Magic Mirror | 51 |
| Prince Saphir Steals the Horse and Harness | 55 |
| Ferko healed by Magic Waters | 67 |
| Ferko before the King | 68 |
| Ferko leads the Wolves on | 73 |
| The Herd-boy binds up the Giant's Foot | 75 |
| Rosalie | 82 |
| In the Labyrinth of Despair | 85 |
| The Evil Spirits drag the Girl to the Cauldron | 93 |
| My Enemy is given into my Hands | 97 |
| The Princess and the Eagle in the Flowery Meadow | 102 |
| The Wizard King pays a Visit to the Princess | 105 |
| The Miller sees the Nixy of the Mill-pond | 109 |
| A Wave swept the Spinning-wheel from the Bank | 112 |
| The Boy attacked by the Eagle on the Glass Mountain | 116 |
| The King makes Friends with the Green Monkey | 121 |
| The Green Monkey in the Bath | 123 |
| Lagree gives the Two Bottles to Fairer-than-a-Fairy | 127 |
| Fairer-than-a-Fairy summons the Rainbow | 130 |
| 'Then the youth swung his mighty sword in the air, and with one blow cut off the serpent's head' | 136 |
| 'My brother, my brother, I am becoming a wolf!' | 139 |
| 'But the waters seized her chariot and sunk it in the lowest depths' | 147 |
| The Indian finds his Wife sitting by the Fire | 150 |
| The Witch persuades the Queen to bathe | 156 |
| The King catches the White Duck | 159 |
| Iwanich holds fast the Swan | 163 |
| Militza leaves Iwanich in the Tree | 164 |
| The Prickly Man with his Attendants | 168 |
| Iwanich seizes the Magician by his Beard and dashes him to the Ground | 176 |
| Martin extinguishes the Flames | 181 |
| The Princess summons the twelve Young Men | 186 |
| Schurka upsets the Baker | 187 |
| The Mouse steals the Ring from the Princess | 189 |
| The Dragons dancing | 195 |
| The Simpleton awakes and sees the Flying Ship | 199 |
| The Comrades in the Flying Ship meet the Drinker | 201 |
| 'Maiden, are you warm?' | 211 |
| The Sun-hero guards the Apples of the Sun | 214 |
| 'Who's there?' | 217 |
| The Comb grows into a Forest | 220 |
| The Black King's Gift | 224 |
| The Farmer thinks he sees the Devil in the Chest | 229 |
| The Shoemakers and Tanners drive Big Klaus out of the Town | 231 |
| 'Open the sack,' said Little Klaus | 234 |
| The Woman pushes Prince Ring into the Cask | 238 |
| Snati and Prince Ring fight with the Oxen | 242 |
| Prince Ring and Snati overthrow the Troll's Ghost | 246 |
| A True Princess | 255 |
| The Princess revives the Irishman | 258 |
| The Soldier fills his Knapsack with Money | 267 |
| The Dog brings in the Princess | 269 |
| 'He was skipping along so merrily' | 271 |
| '"Croak, croak, croak!" was all he could say' | 280 |
| Thumbelina rides on the Water-lily Leaf | 281 |
| Thumbelina brings Thistle-down for the Swallow | 285 |
| Thumbelina has to spin | 287 |
| 'We will call you May-blossom' | 289 |
| The Kitchenmaid listens to the Nightingale | 293 |
| The Present from the Emperor of Japan | 295 |
| The True Nightingale sings to the Emperor | 299 |
| Hadvor burns the Lion's Skin | 306 |
| 'Don't look at things that aren't intended for the likes of you' | 309 |
| Down the Drain | 310 |
| And that was the End | 312 |
| 'Then they oiled the corners of their mouths' | 314 |
| Hans fills his Pocket with the Mud | 315 |
| 'The reporters giggled,' &c. | 317 |
