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The Gifts of the Magician (Finnish: Hiiden lahjat) is a Finnish fairy tale, first published by . This tale, in particular, is actually titled Paholaisen antamat soittoneuwot [soittoneuvot] ("Musical Instruments Given by the Devil"). It was translated into German by Emmy Schreck as Die Gaben des Unholds. Andrew Lang included it in The Crimson Fairy Book (1903), listing his source as Finnische Mahrchen.

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  • The Gifts of the Magician (Finnish: Hiiden lahjat) is a Finnish fairy tale, first published by . This tale, in particular, is actually titled Paholaisen antamat soittoneuwot [soittoneuvot] ("Musical Instruments Given by the Devil"). It was translated into German by Emmy Schreck as Die Gaben des Unholds. Andrew Lang included it in The Crimson Fairy Book (1903), listing his source as Finnische Mahrchen. (en)
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  • The Gifts of the Magician (Finnish: Hiiden lahjat) is a Finnish fairy tale, first published by . This tale, in particular, is actually titled Paholaisen antamat soittoneuwot [soittoneuvot] ("Musical Instruments Given by the Devil"). It was translated into German by Emmy Schreck as Die Gaben des Unholds. Andrew Lang included it in The Crimson Fairy Book (1903), listing his source as Finnische Mahrchen. (en)
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  • The Gifts of the Magician (en)
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