Mistress Flynn and the Pot of Gold
A humorous Irish tale follows Mistress Flynn and Kitty Flynn as they pursue a fairy guarded pot of gold. The Little Man leads them to a fairy fort while Kitty bargains and schemes, only to discover the field filled with turf and no gold, ending with a cautious moral about luck and cleverness.
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Flynn
Ricky
Siz
Kitty Flynn
Fern
Ivery Irock
Gould
Roscommon
Houldin
Drummoch-a-Vanaghan
Kitty
Willy
Darin
Bridget
Flora
Biindoren
Mike Lanigan
Ind
Cinter
Millia Murtter
Ch'atin
Ivery
Aindher
Trisure
Bengoil Wan
Malone
Drumdarsa
Rome
Hwan
Jeeler
Blatherskite
Mike’ Langan
Mike
Haverill
Enchanted lotus and mango tree tale from Travancore
In a Tamil Indian tale, two sisters Gunga and Ananda face rivalry after wealth shifts. Ananda's virtue yields a magical mango tree and a lotus flower that reveal divine aid and a marriage to a prince. Gunga’s envy prompts violence. village lore preserves the tale in Travancore carvings, linking it to local myth.
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Gungz
Ananda
Gunga
Ganga
Krishna
Agai
Itfle
Sita
Rami
Consi
X Nur
Ctngay
Epee
le Site
Inex
Gaga
Travancore
al Chk
Land
Hindestan
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Mistress Flynn
P. Storey
Lanty
Hoolahan
Tessure
Drumdarra Wood
Ong
Geiniya Ant
Amanda