Festival Folktales

Explore our archive of Festival Folktales. You will discover interesting folktales about the Festivals.

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The Greatest of These
Charlie Moore, a milk pail in one hand, a lantern in the other, closed the door behind him with a bang, set the pail on the table.
Festival > Christmas
London > United Kingdom
 

The Sparrows' Holiday
We will invite our country cousins to spend Christmas with us...
Festival > Christmas
London > United Kingdom
 

Christmas Day
Mrs. Howard, the mother of two of the boys and aunt to the third little fellow, was a widow and very poor.
Festival > Christmas
England > United Kingdom
 

The Pilanthropist's Christmas
The old gentleman tapped impatiently the letter he held in his hand.
Festival > Christmas
London > United Kingdom
 

The Fir Tree
Christmas-time drew near, and many young trees were cut down, some even smaller and younger than the fir-tree who enjoyed neither rest nor peace with longing to leave its forest home...
Festival > Christmas
London > United Kingdom
 

How Christmas Came to the Santa Maria Flats
There were twenty-six flat children, and none of them had ever been flat children until that year.
Festival > Christmas
London > United Kingdom
 

The Old House
The little boy one day heard his parents say, “The old man opposite is very well off, but is terribly lonely.”
Festival > Christmas
London > United Kingdom
 

A Christmas Fairy
Christmas time, all the boys at Miss Ware's school were talking about going home for the holidays.
Festival > Christmas
London > United Kingdom
 

Christmas in the Barn
Johnny was standing at the window, looking at the soft, white snow which covered the ground half a foot deep.
Festival > Christmas
London > United Kingdom
 

Old Father Christmas
The custom of Christmas-trees came from Germany. I can remember when they were first introduced into England, and what wonderful things we thought them.
Festival > Christmas
England > United Kingdom