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Stories of Enchantment consists of seventeen stories by nine of nineteenthcentury Spain's most wellknown authors, and demonstrates convincingly that, although it had no Charles Perrault and no brothers Grimm, it maintained a rich oral vein of folktales and fostered stories in written form that are in keeping with the European tradition. Fernan Caballero in Andalusia and Antonio de Trueba in the Basque country steep themselves in local folklore to find inspiration for their morality and fairy tales; Luis Coloma's inventiveness inserts morality into fairy tales; Gustavo Adolfo Becquer and Juan Eugenio Hartzenbusch sweep the reader into a world of enchantment, as does Pedro Antonio de Alarcon with his chariot ride; and Juan Valera, Benito Perez Galdos, and Leopoldo Alas evoke mystery, wonder, and the fantastic with tales that show they excel in short as well as long fiction.Contents9 Translator's Preface (Stories of Enchantment from NineteenthCentury Spain) essay by Robert M. Fedorchek11 Introduction: Word Stories essay by Alan E. Smith36 The Wishes short story by Fernn Caballero (trans. of Los deseos 1877)39 The Girl with Three Husbands short story by Fernn Caballero (trans. of La nia de los tres maridos 1877)42 LovelyFlower short story by Fernn Caballero (trans. of BellaFlor 1878)48 The Adventures of a Tailor short story by Antonio de Trueba (trans. of Las aventuras de un sastre 1866)59 The King's SoninLaw short story by Antonio de Trueba (trans. of El yerno del rey 1866)74 Beauty As Punishment short story by Juan Eugenio Hartzenbusch (trans. of La hermosura por castigo 1861)84 Green Bird short story by Luis Coloma, SJ (trans. of Pjaro verde 1890)96 Prez the Mouse short story by Luis Coloma, SJ (trans. of Ratn Prez 1890)108 Believe in God short story by Gustavo Adolfo Bcquer (trans. of Creed en Dios 1871)119 The Devil's Cross novelette by Gustavo Adolfo Bcquer (trans. of La cruz del diablo 1860)134 Death's Friend novella by Pedro Antonio de Alarcn (trans. of El amigo de la muerte 1852)190 The Green Bird short story by Juan Valera (trans. of El pjaro verde 1860)212 The Wizard short story by Juan Valera (trans. of El hechicero 1894)236 The Mule and the Ox short story by Benito Prez Galds (trans. of La mula y el buey 1876)248 The Princess and the Street Urchin novelette by Benito Prez Galds (trans. of La princesa y el granuja 1877)266 My Funeral short story by Clarn (trans. of Mi entierro (Discurso de un loco) 1893) [as by Leopoldo Alas, Clarn?]274 Socrates' Rooster short story by Clarn (trans. of El gallo de Scrates 1896) [as by Leopoldo Alas, Clarn?]
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