Blader door items (8599 in totaal)

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The rabbit, imprisoned in a hollow tree, induces his guard to look up at him. He spits tobacco juice into the guard's eyes and blinds the guard, and thus effects his escape.

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For a whole year the lion lives quite peacefully in his cage together with a dog. When the dog dies, the lion mourns and soon dies too.

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for all animals. He recites a couplet telling all guests to enter cooking vessel. Rabbit recites couplet telling guests to depart.

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Rabbit is eating coconuts in tree. Wolf asks rabbit to throw one down. Rabbit throws one that almost kills wolf. Cf. Type 22.

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Rabbit digs hole on river bank and jumps leaving tail exposed. Tiger thinks tail is stick and throws rabbit across river.

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The mouse gnaws the net and liberates the captured bear (fox, lion).

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She has threatened to throw the child to the wolf.

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The crane pulls a bone from the wolf's windpipe. When he asks for payment the wolf says, "That you were allowed to take your beak from my throat is payment enough."

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Vulture and sparrow. Have caught a hare together. »Be glad that I don't eat you.»

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The wolf hurts his paw. The raven wants to peck out the wolf's eyes. The wolf catches the raven and is about to eat him. The raven promises to heal the wolf's paw, if he is set free. He does so.

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The stag admires himself in a spring. He is proud of his horns, ashamed of his legs. In flight his horns are caught and the dogs overtake him.

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The wolf confesses his sins to God before his death. He has eaten a thousand sheep, five hundred hogs, a hundred cows, and fifty horses.

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Animal allows himself to be tied to another for safety. Carried to his death.

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The mill speaks to the wolf. To the lazy wolf the mill seems to say: »It is good to live in Riga.» The wolf sets out for Riga. Now he hears the mill say: »It is the same there as here» — and returns.

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Animal allows himself to be tied so as to avoid being carried off by storm .

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The wolf dominates the hare. The wolf orders the hare to dress himself, to put on boots, to get a coat made, to buy a cap and to feed the wolf. The hare gets nothing. He hatches a young hare out of an egg. The wolf devours them both.

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(formerly 80*) The Hedgehog in the Badger's den. Befouls it so that badger abandons it.

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Badger: »I was a hundred years old when grama grass first grew. »Crane: »My daughter was a hundred years old when grama grass first grew.» Wolf: »I am only eight years old, but we shall see who gets the beehive.»

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Too cold for hare to build house in winter, not necessary in summer: must go without a house. Cf. Types 43, 1238.

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The mouse, the bird, and the sausage keep house together each with appropriate duties. When they exchange roles, all goes ill.

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The bear stands on a heap of wood and pelts the wolves with logs.

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The wolf catches the squirrel and asks him why he is always so gay. The squirrel begs to be set free before answering the question. He climbs up a tree and says that the wolf cannot be gay because of his wicked heart.

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The bear climbs on to a tree to get at the honey, but he fails.

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The needle at first has little success; receives blows from the others. Finally it slips into an elk's stomach andkills the elk.

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Monkey when caught for his heart (as remedy) makes his captor believe that he has left his heart home. Is released.