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Blowing the house in. The goose builds a house of feathers; the hog one of stone. The wolf blows the goose's house in and eats her. Cannot blow down the hog's house. Finally he is allowed to enter. He is tricked into the chimney (or churn) where he is burned up.
Motifs: Z81. Blowing the house in. K891.1. Intruding wolf tricked into jumping down chimney and killing himself. J2133.7. Intruding wolf falls down chimney and kills himself.
*BPI 40f.; *Jacobs English (London 1908); Coffin11; *Taylor JAFL XLVI 78; *Anderson Novelline Nos. 11, 26, 72-78. - Danish 3; Irish 3; English 1; French 47; Spanish 3; Catalan: Amades Nos. 292, 294, 298, 355, cf, 267; German 8; Italian (Trieste: Pinguentini No. 21); Hungarian: Berze Nagy (23*) 3; Slovenian 1; Serbocroatian 1; Turkish: Eberhard-Boratav No. 8 III, cf. 17 3. -Japanese: Ikeda. - Franco-American 11; English-American: Baughman 7; Spanish-American: Hansen (Cuba 3); West Indies (Negro) 3; American Negro (Georgia): Harris Nights 38 No. 8, (South Carolina): Parsons JAFL XXXIV 17, (Virginia): Parsons JAFL XXXV 267.