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Nederlandsche Sagen en Legenden - Door Josef Cohen - Met 32 Illustratiën in kleurendruk en zwart Door Pol Dom. Zutphen—W. J. Thieme & Cie—1917.
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Lijst van Illustraties
Voorrede
Hoofdstuk I - Het Vrouwtje van Stavoren
Hoofdstuk II - Straffe Gods
Hoofdstuk III - Hoe Montfort ordeloos ligt
Hoofdstuk IV - Hoe Eenrum, Mensingeweer, Obergum en Winsum een naam kregen
Hoofdstuk V - De Slaper in het Voorhout, de Vorst van éénen dag of de Vroolijke Willem
A vivid tapestry of Dutch folklore unfolds in this collection, where each tale invites listeners into the mist‑shrouded towns, eerie marshes, and bustling medieval markets of the Low Countries. From the tragic fate of the “Vrouwtje van Stavoren” to the mischievous antics of the Basilisk lurking in Utrecht’s shadows, the stories blend moral warning with wonder, all brought to life by colorful illustrations that echo the mood of each legend.
The anthology weaves together myths of sea‑maidens, restless spirits, and heroic knights, while also preserving the quirky origins of place‑names and local customs. Listeners will hear the echo of ancient curses, the rustle of enchanted forests, and the quiet humor of folk wisdom passed down through generations. Whether you’re drawn to ghostly encounters, daring adventures, or the gentle humor of village life, these legends offer a captivating glimpse into the rich cultural imagination of the Netherlands.
Language
nl
Duration
~11 hours (683K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2004-12-17
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1886–1965
A once well-known Dutch writer and librarian, he wrote novels, poems, plays, radio dramas, and lively retellings of Dutch legends. His work helped bring folklore and storytelling to a wide audience in the Netherlands.
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