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folk tale

[fohk teyl] / ˈfoʊk ˌteɪl /
NOUN
story that is passed down
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These are the Ashanti Ghanian folk tales that allow the girls to name fear, and to name salvation.

From New York Times

Wong, of Los Angeles County, likened Newson’s proposal — and the idea that counties have extra money to implement it — to the old folk tale about making soup from a stone.

From Los Angeles Times

He brought up the Hans Christian Andersen folk tale of an emperor who was convinced by crafty swindlers that his new clothes were beautiful, despite his inability to see them.

From New York Times

Drawing on myths, folk tales and her own upbringing under a dictatorship in Portugal, artist Paula Rego made paintings and drawings that were mischievous, menacing and psychologically complex.

From Washington Post

She most recently illustrated “Daughters of Ys,” a fresh and thrilling young adult adaptation of a Breton folk tale, written by M.T.

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