Dividing the winnings: presents (favors) from man's own wife. After the agreement to divide all winnings the first man receives favors (presents, kisses) from the second's wife. He faithfully delivers them

Motif

Dividing the winnings: presents (favors) from man's own wife. After the agreement to divide all winnings the first man receives favors (presents, kisses) from the second's wife. He faithfully delivers them.

Ordaining the future. · Bargains and promises. · Other bargains. · view the constellation · filed as M241.2

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EnglishWells 55 (Sir Gawayne and the Green Knight).
general *Type 1364
general Wesselski Märchen 187 No. 2

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Filed under Bargain: to divide all winnings.

Filed beside it

Dividing the winnings: half of the bride demanded. When the hero shows that he is willing to carry out the bargain, his helper relents

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