Twenty-Two Goblins

About this book

In "Twenty-Two Goblins," Arthur W. Ryder translates a captivating collection of tales from Sanskrit literature, originating in the late 19th century. This work delves into a world where moral lessons intertwine with frame narratives and riddle-like questioning, offering readers a glimpse into ancient storytelling traditions. The document showcases the vivid imagery and intricate storytelling unique to Sanskrit literature, making it a valuable resource for students of world literature and folklore enthusiasts. Dive into this enchanting realm and explore the rich cultural tapestry woven through these timeless tales.

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