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327C: The Devill/Witch Carries the Hero Home in a Sack

ATU > 300-749: TALES OF MAGIC > 300-399: Supernatural Adversaries > 327C: The Devill/Witch Carries the Hero Home in a Sack

Description

The wife or daughter are to cook him, but are thrown into the oven themselves. Cf. Type 1121. See analysis: I f; II d.

Examples

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Text titleATULanguageAuthorOriginPublication Date
Buttercup327CEnglishGeorge DasentNorway1912

External Examples

StoryATUOriginAuthorYearSource
Adjendodderken en Anneken - Tooverheks 327C Netherlands 1888 Nederlandse VolksverhalenBank
Butterball 327C Norwegian Internet Archive
Buttercup 327C Norse Internet Archive
Buttermilk Jack 327C British Internet Archive
Fairy Jip and Witch One-Eye 327C British Internet Archive
Janmaanje ien 't pepieren hoeske 327C Netherlands 1930 Nederlandse VolksverhalenBank
Janman in 't pampieren hoeske 327C Netherlands 1930 Nederlandse VolksverhalenBank
Janman in het papieren huusien 327C Netherlands 1894 Nederlandse VolksverhalenBank
Janneman in het papieren huisje 327C Netherlands 1880 Nederlandse VolksverhalenBank
Petie Pete versus Witch Bea-Witch 327C Italian Internet Archive
Tib and the Old Witch 327C British Internet Archive
Van een paar gestolen kinderen. 327C Netherlands 1886 Nederlandse VolksverhalenBank
Van Janmainje in 't pepier'n hoeske 327C Netherlands 1880 Nederlandse VolksverhalenBank
Van Janmainje in 't pepier'n hoeske. 327C Netherlands 1878 Nederlandse VolksverhalenBank
Vetmoleken 327C Netherlands 1888 Nederlandse VolksverhalenBank

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