Legends and Tales of the Harz Mountains

About this eBook

Author

Lauder, Toofie, 1833-1922

Title

Legends and tales of the Harz Mountains

Original Publication

London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1881.

Credits

Al Haines

Language

English

LoC Class

PT: Language and Literatures: Germanic, Scandinavian, and Icelandic literatures

Subject

Legends -- Germany -- Harz Mountains

Category

Text

Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 74323

Release Date

August 28, 2024

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.LEGENDS AND TALES OF THE HARZ MOUNTAINS. — Legend of the Rosstrappe.[ 1 ] — The Golden Crown in the Bode Kessel. — The Seven Springs of Thale. — Legends of the Teufelsmauer. — The Wunderstein. — Charlotte of Blankenburg, Princess of Wolfenbüttel. — The Grave under the Lindens near Blankenburg. — Legends of the Regenstein. — The Lost Sketch-Book of the Regenstein Chapel. — The Flower of the Lauenburg. — The White Stag. — The Fisherman of Treseburg. — Legend of Volkmarskeller — Reinhilde of the Königsburg. — The Twelve Knights in the Schöneburg. — The Gegensteine. — The Three Crystal Goblets and Three Golden Balls of Schloss Falkenstein. — Tidian's Höhle, or Cave — The Mägdesprung[ 1 ] and Mägdetrappe.[ 2 ] — Sage of Schloss Questenberg.[ 1 ] — Barbarossa and the Kyffhäuser. — The Burgfräulein[ 1 ] of Osterode. — The Key Fairy of the Gütersburg — Legend of the Devil's Mill. — The Origin of the Rammelsberg Mine, near Goslar. — Legend of the Hoppelberg — The White Lady. — The Chapel of Roses. — Princess Ilse — Princess Ilse and the Deluge — The Ilsenstein — A Dream under Princes Ilse's Firs. — The Red-haired Trude — The Wild Huntsman. — The Origin of the Philippine. — Graf Arno's Capture. — The Pebble. — The Monk and the Spring. — Hildegard and the Hainerburg. — The Three Stone Partridges. — The Forester and the Enchanted Castle. — The Steinkirche[ 1 ] and the Hermit. — The Nymph Ruma and the Weingarten Höhle. — Legend of the Schildberg. — Legend of Silberhohl. — Lautenthal.[ 1 ] — Eva von Trotta. — The Weingarten Höhle and the Three Men. — The Bell-Founder of Stolberg. — The Colt's Cave. — Legend of St. Christopher. — The Maiden's Cave in the Spatenberg, near where once stook the Spatenburg. — The Three Brothers of Zellerfeld. — The Raven of Clausthal. — The Bergmönch[ 1 ] and Wilder Mann.[ 2 ] — The Nimrod of the Rehbergerklippe.[ 1 ] — The Tanzteich[ 1 ] bei Zorge. — The Dwarfs of the Sachsenstein. — The Burggeist[ 1 ] of the Haarburg. — The Three Wood-fairies. — The Shepherds' Towers. — The Treasure-hunters of the Sieberthal. — The Enchanted Maiden of the Zorge. — The Accursed Maiden of Lichtenstein. — The Great Hall in the Petersberg. — Spar-die-Müh.[ 1 ] — The Dwarf-King Hibich. — The King of Tipplers. — The Needle's Eye — Legend of St. Hubertus. — Bathilde von Ballenstedt.

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