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This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important and is part of the knowledge base of civilization... Read More >>
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Much loved by both children and adults, these 14 enchanting stories are filled with the sly charm, whimsy, and flights... Read More >>
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The Seneca myths in this volume were collected in 1883 by Curtin, an ethnographer at the Smithsonian, who was later... Read More >>
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![Deirdire, and the Lay of the Children of Uisne, Orally Collected in the Island of Barra [scotland, in 1867] and Literally Translated by Alexander Carmichael](http://erudite-product-images.s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/original/978/034/289/9780342893621.jpg "Deirdire, and the Lay of the Children of Uisne, Orally Collected in the Island of Barra [scotland, in 1867] and Literally Translated by Alexander Carmichael")
