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Folktales from India Erik S. Gutierrez " the natural history ofFolktales from India (The Pantheon Fairy Tale and Folklore Library), edited by A. K. Ramanujan ISBN 9780679748328 343 page paperback *** An enchanting collection of 110 tales, translated from twenty two different languages, that are by turns harrowing and comic, sardonic and allegorical, mysterious and romantic. Gods disguised as beggars and beasts, animals enacting Machiavellian intrigues, sagacious jesters and magical storytellers, wise counselors