Variations of 'The Tartaro'
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VARIATIONS OF 'THE TARTARO'
In other versions the young man goes into the forest with some pigs, meets the Tartaro there, is carried by him home,
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blinds him with the red-hot spit, and escapes by letting himself down through a garret window, The Tartaro pursues, guided by his ring, which at last he throws to the young man to put on, when it cries out as above, and the young man cuts off his finger, and throws it down a precipice or into a bog, where the ring still cries out, and the Tartaro following, is dashed to pieces and drowned.
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