Italian Popular Tales
Crane, Thomas Frederick (1844–1927)
- Language:
- en
- Length:
- 162,470 · 14 h
How it begins
The most wide-spread and interesting class of Fairy Tales is the one in which a wife endeavors to behold the face of her husband, who comes to her only at night. She succeeds, but her husband disappears, and she is not reunited to him until she has expiated her indiscretion by weary journeys and the performance of difficult tasks. This class, which is evidently the popular form of the classic myth of Cupid and Psyche, may for convenience be divided into four classes.
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