
Ashpet Crossword Puzzle
by Frances Auville
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Note: This puzzle requires knowledge of "Ashpet," published by Richard Chase in Grandfather Tales (Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1948), including the ending in Chase's version.
Reprinted with permission from Journey Through Fantasy Literature: A Resource Guide for Teachers. Vol. I. Ed. Roberta T. Herrin. Developed during a Teachers Institute sponsored by East Tennessee State University and the National Endowment for the Humanities, 1988–89.
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| ACROSS
1. Counterpart of the King's Ball 6. To want 8. What they hid Ashpet under 9. State of Ashpet's real family 12. Trimmed to make slipper fit 13. Trimmed to make slipper fit 14. Way to move boats 16. Life led by daughters (abbreviation) 18. Reply to the
witch's request for her hair to 19. The King's son looked high and ________. 21. Where Ashpet slept 23. Pronoun for King's son 26. Captured Ashpet in the river |
DOWN
1. Similar story 2. Color of Ashpet's dress and slippers 3. Animal that became a mare 4. What Ashpet carried fire in 5. How Ashpet felt when she was rescued 7. To fill with happiness 11. The soft spot on Old Hairy Man 15. Counterpart of Fairy Godmother 17. Counterpart of horse and carriage 20. Helped the King's son find Ashpet 22. What might have been in the river 24. Appalachian word for father 25. Appalachian word for mother |
See also
Study Guides for Jack Tale Players
Ashpet in Annotated Index of Appalachian Folktales
Bibliography of Appalachian Folktales
Complete List of AppLit Pages on Folklore
Creative Activities for Three Folktales, including "Ashpet"
This page's last update: 2/17/03