Περιεχόμενα
– Translator’s Introductory Note
– Introduction
– The Little Hedgehog and his Good Fate
– The Rosy Gypsy Girl Who Became a Princess
– Why Gypsies Never Fall in Love with Married Women
– Why the Gypsies Worship Saint George
– The Gypsy Violinist and the Enchanted Apple Tree
– The Gypsy Blacksmith who Became the King’s Viceroy
– Why Gypsies Wander the World
– The Gypsy Lad who Sold and Bought his Parents
– How the Gypsy Blacksmith Gained a Place in Heaven
– The Gypsy and the Good Wife
– How Fate sent the Violin to the Gypsies
– How the Gypsy Defeated the Demon Lamia
– Nouka, the Gypsy Girl, and the Devil’s Violin
– Yiannakis Koutsodekatris, the Lame Thirteenth Son
– The King and the Gypsy Blacksmith’s Sweet Bread
– How the Gypsy made the Sea Salty
– If Luck Doesn’t Want You the First Time, it Never Wants You!
– The Gypsy Grandmother and the Twelve Months
– The Gypsy Violinist and White Dove
– Nagia Black-Kettle, the Nereid’s Daughter