- Sir
George Webbe Dasent, D. C. L. (1817–1896) was a
British lawyer,
translator of folk
tales and
contributor to The Times.
Dasent was born 22 May 1817...
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Peter Dasent is a New
Zealand born composer,
pianist and
songwriter who has
lived and
worked in Sydney,
Australia since 1981. He pla****
keyboards in the...
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Eduardo Dasent (born 12
October 1988) is a
Panamanian football defender who
currently plays for Liga Panameña de Fútbol side
Independiente La Chorrera...
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where all
others have failed. The character's name
appeared as
Boots in
Dasent's 19th
century English translations. The name
Askeladden (meaning 'ash-lad')...
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English by Sir
George Webbe Dasent. He
translated all but a few of the
tales from the two
series of
Norske Folkeeventyr.
Dasent's Po****r
Tales from the Norse...
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responsible for the
puppet design. The
opening theme was
written by
Peter Dasent and
Arthur Baysting and
performed by Dave Dobbyn. In the UK, the show aired...
- "The Old Dame and her Hen" is the
English title given by
Dasent to the
Norwegian folk tale, Asbjørnsen and Moe’s
number 35. The tale's
original title,...
-
Arthur Irwin Dasent (8 May 1859 – 21
November 1939) was a
British civil servant,
miscellaneous writer, and
biographer of his
uncle John
Thadeus Delane...
- as
realistic fiction. The 1859
translation into
English by
George Webbe Dasent helped increase the stories' influence. One of the most
influential and...
- (1973), p. 1.
Dasent (1866), Ch. I, pp. 1–4
Dasent (1866), pp. xx, 7.
Regal (2000), Ch. 2, pp. 501–503
Regal (2000), Ch. 3–4, pp. 503–504
Dasent (1866), Ch...
