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INDEX. 337<br />

Hair-cutting: and combing, 329, 333.<br />

Hair-snatching, 145.<br />

Hameln, story of the children of, 119.<br />

Hans Diimkt, story of, 58.<br />

Harke (Fran), account of, 87.<br />

Harrows, superstition of sitting under<br />

two, 22, 82.<br />

Harvest Customs, 141, 142.<br />

Head-ache, charm for the, 173.<br />

Heart (the Feather-), 2/1.<br />

Heckethaler, account of the, 76.<br />

Hel-horse, account of the, 30.<br />

Helldink. See Erysipelas,<br />

Hen (a black) sacrificed to the devil,<br />

256.<br />

Hildesheim, the rose at, 122.<br />

Hilge, charms for the, 165.<br />

Holda (Hulde). See Hulle.<br />

Horn (The Oldenburg), 128.<br />

Horses speak on New Year's eve, 7<br />

the Long Horse, 27; one comes<br />

out of the water, 80 ; a woman<br />

transformed to a, 235 ;<br />

of a horse's<br />

foot, 328.<br />

Horse-Mare, account of the, 75.<br />

Horseshoe, 185.<br />

House, superstitions connected with<br />

a, 174, sqq.<br />

House with ninety-nine windows, 39.<br />

Hiibichenstein, traditions of the, 109-<br />

118.<br />

Huggel, Smith in the, 123.<br />

Hulle (Frau), account of, 98 ; in the<br />

K>ifhauser, 100.<br />

Hiinensteine in the Ukermark, 79.<br />

Hunt (The ^Yild), 218.<br />

Huntsman (The Wild), 158, 218, 220.<br />

Husband, how to have a good, 331.<br />

I. J.<br />

Use (Princess), stories of, 88-90.<br />

Ilsenstein, 88, sqq.<br />

Image (Carved), story of a, 41.<br />

Invisible, how to become, 264.<br />

Jack o' Lanterns, stories of, 85, 158,<br />

220.<br />

Jew (the Wandering), story of, 59,<br />

265.<br />

Jews, why thev eat no swine's flesh,<br />

266.<br />

John (St.) Baptist appears to St.<br />

Gertrud, 270.<br />

John's (St.) blood, the juice of a<br />

plant so called, 24.<br />

John's (St.) day, customs and superstitions,<br />

139-141.<br />

John's (St.) hand, a plant, 140.<br />

Jug (the blind), 49.<br />

Julian (St.), legend of, 297.<br />

Jiiterbogk, the smith of, 103.<br />

K.<br />

Kaboutermannekens, 187-192.<br />

Kettle (Magic), superstitious process<br />

with a, 17.<br />

Kielkropp, story of a, 46.<br />

Klabautermann, account of the, 49.<br />

Klabautersmanneken, account of the,<br />

75.<br />

Kludde, 193-195.<br />

Knife, Scissors, etc., 328, 329, 331,<br />

332, 333.<br />

Kobolds, stories of, 83, 84 ; how to<br />

obtain one, 141 ; described, 155, *g'.<br />

Kortstaert, a devil, 291.<br />

Krombeen, a devil, 291.<br />

Kyffhiiuser, traditions of the, 100-<br />

102.<br />

L.<br />

Lady-bird, 182, 328.<br />

Lady (our) on horseback, 2.<br />

Land-divider, judgement on a false,<br />

14, 242, 268.<br />

Lily of life, 271.<br />

Limb, amputation of a, charm for,<br />

162.<br />

Lime-tree in Nortorf, 2.<br />

Lodder, 205-208.<br />

Lohengrin, story of, 302.<br />

Love-magic, 272-274,<br />

Lucy (St.), 184.<br />

Liiningsberg, the White Ghosts of<br />

the, 120.<br />

Lupus (St.), his cake, 333.<br />

Lying-in Woman, 264,<br />

M.<br />

Maere. See Nightmare.<br />

Magpies, witches ride on, 138 ;<br />

powder<br />

of, its virtue, 153.<br />

Malegy's Palfrey, story of, 220-228,

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