Significados de marchen em inglês

In many of Grimm's marchen, miracles are wrought by the repetition of snatches of rhyme.

Here then we have in the Hesiodic myth an old marchen pressed into the service of the higher mythology.

As we know, mediaeval popular Christianity, in imagery, marchen or tales, and art, copiously illustrates the same mental phenomenon.

This incident is even more common in the marchen or household tales than in the regular tribal or national myths of the world.

Sometimes perhaps, especially in the scholia on the Iliad and Odyssey, they furnish us with a precious myth or popular marchen not otherwise recorded.

The stories have not the ingenious dramatic turns of our own MARCHEN.

The night people are all asleep, and you come like an old Marchen.'

Shipwrecks come and go, MARCHEN come and go, but the river keeps right on.

They are like the ones in the MARCHEN, a grinning face and hollow in the insides.

This confusion, of course, is not peculiar to Australian MARCHEN; it is the prevalent feature of our own popular tales.

(3) The story of Joseph and the marchen of Jean de l'Ours are well-known examples.

For ideals of love-here- inAmericato-day-wearereferredto Grimm's Marchen; to Cinderella, the Goose Girl, Beauty and the Beast, and the Sleeping Beauty!

The same beginning-thetale of an insult put on an animal by hauling up and letting him down with a run-occurs in an African Marchen.

(Adapted from Rumanische Marchen.)

"(2) The giant's daughter in the Scotch marchen, Nicht, Nought, Nothing, is thus enabled to call to her aid "all the birds of the sky".