All texts are in English.
I. – Legends of the Tartaro
- Introduction
- The Tartaro
- M. d'Abbadie's Version
- Variations of 'The Tartaro'
- Errua, The Madman
- Variations of Errua
- The Three Brothers, The Cruel Master, And The Tartaro
- The Tartaro and Petit Perroquet
II. – The Heren-Suge. – The Seven-Headed Serpent.
- Introduction
- The Grateful Tartaro and the Heren-Suge
- Variation of 'The Grateful Tartaro and the Heren-Suge'
- The Seven-Headed Serpent
- The Serpent in the Wood
III. – Animal Tales
IV. – Basa-Jaun, Basa-Andre, and Lamiñak
- Introduction
- Basa-Jauna, The Wild Man
- The Servant at the Fairy's
- The Fairy in the House
- The Pretty But Idle Girl
- The Devil's Age
- The Fairy-Queen Godmother
V. – Witchcraft and Sorcery
- Introduction
- The Witches at the Sabbat
- The Witches and the Idiots
- The Witch and the New-Born Infant
- The Changeling
VI. – Tales Des Fées, (A) Tales Like The Keltic
- Introduction
- Malbrouk
- The Fisherman and his Sons
- Tabakiera, The Snuff-Box
- Mahistruba, the Master Mariner
- Dragon
- Ezkabi-Fidel
- Variation of 'Ezkabi-Fidel'
- The Lady Pigeon and Her Comb
- Suggested Explanation of 'The Lady-Pigeon and Her Comb'
- Laur-Cantons
- The Young Schoolboy
- The Son Who Heard Voices
- The Mother and Her (Idiot) Son; Gold, The Clever Thief
- Juan Dekos, The Blockhead (Tontua)
- Variation of 'Juan Dekos'. Juan De Kalais
- The Duped Priest
VI. – Fairy Tales: (B) Derived Directly From The French
- Introduction
- Ass'-Skin
- Variations on 'Ass�-Skin'
- The Step-Mother and the Step-Daughter
- Beauty and the Beast
- Variation of 'Beauty and the Beast'
- The Cobbler and His Three Daughters (Blue Beard)
- Variation on 'Blue Beard'
- The Singing Tree, the Bird Which Tells the Truth, and the Water That Makes Young
- Variation on 'The Singing Tree, the Bird Which Tells the Truth, and the Water That Makes Young'
- The White Blackbird
- The Sister and Her Seven Brothers
- Variations of Other French Fairy-Tales
- List of Publications of Foreign Legends in France