A second and even more dramatic ballad, Hildebrand and Hilde, tells a similar story.
An early legend tells how, when St. Polycarp was burnt alive, there arose from his ashes a white dove which flew towards heaven; and a similar story is told of Joan of Arc.
We may compare a similar story told of the most beautiful woman of the Knistenaux, named 'Foot of the Fawn,' who died in her childbirth, and her babe with her.
Thorpe quotes a similar story as current in the Netherlands,[125] and in Denmark it occurs under various forms.
A similar story is printed in a Selection of Latin Stories, edited by Mr. T.
The same publication contains a similar story, in French verse, of a boy killed by a Jew for singing 'Gaude Maria'; from MS.
A similar story is the subject of the 'Weddynge of Syr Gawen and Dame Ragnell,' printed by Sir F.
A similar storyis told of the destruction of Niederdorf, in the Simmenthal.
I have the authority of Mr. MacRitchie for stating that a similar storyis known in Scotland from the Shetlands to the Mull of Galloway, but there it is told of the Picts.
Hugh of Lincoln and William of Norwich are instances of a similar story.
A similar story is told in Japan of a man who goes into the mountains to cut wood, and watches two mysterious ladies playing at chess while seven generations of mortal men pass away.
His contemporary, William of Newbury, relates a similar story, but lays its scene in Yorkshire.
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