The Witch in the Stone Boat
"The Witch in the Stone Boat" (Icelandic: Skessan á steinnökkvanum 'the giantess in the stone boat') is an Icelandic folktale, originally collected by Jón Árnason (1864), translated into English in Andrew Lang's fairy tale collection The Yellow Fairy Book (1894). The antagonist is a giantess (skessa; elsewhere called troll-woman, and revealed to be the sister of a three-headed giant), though rendered as "witch" by Lang, who shape-shifts and assumes the place of a queen, while having the true queen imprisoned.
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The Witch in the Stone Boat
"The Witch in the Stone Boat" (Icelandic: Skessan á steinnökkvanum 'the giantess in the stone boat') is an Icelandic folktale, originally collected by Jón Árnason (1864), translated into English in Andrew Lang's fairy tale collection The Yellow Fairy Book (1894). The antagonist is a giantess (skessa; elsewhere called troll-woman, and revealed to be the sister of a three-headed giant), though rendered as "witch" by Lang, who shape-shifts and assumes the place of a queen, while having the true queen imprisoned.
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"The Witch in the Stone Boat" ...... Queens and the Ogress Queen".
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La Géante dans la barque de pi ...... noire, variante Les Souhaits).
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「石の舟に乗った魔女」（アイスランド語: Skessan á ...... ルズル新王の王妃になりすまし、本物の王妃は幽閉されてしまう。
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"The Witch in the Stone Boat" ...... ing the true queen imprisoned.
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La Géante dans la barque de pi ...... Árnasson (voir Bibliographie).
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「石の舟に乗った魔女」（アイスランド語: Skessan á ...... ルズル新王の王妃になりすまし、本物の王妃は幽閉されてしまう。
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La Géante dans la barque de pierre
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The Witch in the Stone Boat
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石の舟に乗った魔女
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