The Fairy Tales of all Nations.
'The Boys and Girls of to-day owe a deep debt of gratitude to
Messrs. Sonnenschein & Co. for the treat here prepared for
them.'--_School Board Chronicle._
'The idea is a good one, and in addition to the intrinsic
interest of the stories, the volumes will be convenient for
Students of comparative Folk-lore.'--_British Quarterly
Review._
'The idea is an excellent one. The paper, print, binding and
illustrations, are all that could be desired.'--_School
Guardian._
_SERIES I.--ORIGINAL FAIRY TALES._
=Germany: Hauff's Longnose the Dwarf and other Fairy Tales. 5s.=
'Hauff as a story-teller is inimitable.... We have never known
this book to fail with a child audience.'--_Journal of
Education._
=Scandinavia: Gustafsson's Tea-time Tales for Young Little Folks
and Young Old Folks.= 4_s._ 6_d._
'Gustafsson will doubtless succeed in continually increasing
his retinue of readers.'--_Academy._
=The New Arabian Nights: Select Tales omitted from the Editions
of GALLAND and of LANE.= Edited by W. F. KIRBY. 4_s._ 6_d._
_Just published._
_In preparation._
=Clemens Brentano's Fairy Tales.--Topelius' Finland Idyls.=
_SERIES II.--FOLK TALES._
=America: Hiawatha and other Legends of the Wigwams of the Red
American Indians,= compiled by C. MATHEWS. 5_s._
_Just published._
=Ireland: Fairy Legends and Traditions of Ireland, Collected
from the People,= by T. CROFTON CROKER. 5_s._
_Just published._
=Lancashire: Goblin Tales of Lancashire,=
Collected by JAMES BOWKER. 4_s._ 6_d._
_Just published._
=Scandinavia: Old Norse Fairy Tales,= Gleaned from the Swedish
Folk, by STEPHENS and CAVALLIUS. 4_s._ 6_d._
_Just published._
=Spain: The Bird of Truth, and other Fairy Tales,= Collected by
FERNAN CABALLERO. 4_s._ 6_d._
_In preparation._