True and Untrue and Other Norse Tales Helen C. White Like the stout mustard tree

Like the stout mustard tree of the Gospels

In his Preface

and studiousness

and the pure privilege of innocence

True and Untrue and Other Norse Tales Helen C. White Like the stout mustard treeEdited by Sigrid Undset There is a family likeness to the folktales of the world. Cultures separated by thousands of miles yet share commonalities in plotlines, characters, and morals. How does this happen? asks Sigrid Undset. Is it because all men are brothers under the skin, and the things that matter the most to all of us are in the end very much the same, so that when we invent stories about the world as we know it, or as we would like it to be,