An edition of Fairy tales (1800)

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An edition of Fairy tales (1800)

Fairy tales

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Fairy tales from places the major collectors never visited. Many of them were new to me. I also enjoyed Laboulaye's droll asides.

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Cover of: Fairy Tales
Fairy Tales
March 30, 2004, Kessinger Publishing
Paperback in English
Cover of: Fairy Tales
Fairy Tales
August 4, 2003, Adamant Media Corporation
Paperback in English
Cover of: Fairy tales
Fairy tales
1909, E. Nister, E.P. Dutton & Co.
Cover of: F airy tales
F airy tales
1900, D. McKay
Cover of: Fairy tales
Fairy tales
1800, David McKay
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Published in

London, New York

Classifications

Library of Congress
PZ8.L115 Fai 1909x

The Physical Object

Pagination
335, [1] p. incl. illus., 12 pl.

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL13446855M
Internet Archive
fairytales00labo
LCCN
w10000162

Excerpts

THUMBKIN
A FINNISH TALE
Once upon a time there was a peasant who had three sons--Peter, Paul, and John. Peter was big, red-cheeked, and stupid; and Paul was thin, sallow, and envious; whilst John was brimful of fun and as fair as a woman, but such a tiny fellow that he could easily have hidden himself in his father's big boots; so he was nick-named Thumbkin.
added by Katharine Hadow.
It is a curious fact that all our fairy tales have their origin in the East. Any one may be convicted of this fact, which is a well-established one, by reading the learned commentary of Pancha Zantra, a work which does much honor to the erudition and acumen of Herr Benfey.
Page 49, added by Katharine Hadow.
THE GOOD WOMAN/A NORWEGIAN STORY/
Being unable to sleep the other night, I took up Montaigne, who is my usual companion on wakeful nights, and the only moralist that one reads with pleasure when past forty. Opening the Essays at random, for every page is interesting and full of food for thought, I chanced to light upon a chapter headed "Concerning Three Good Women."
Page 31, added by Katharine Hadow.

Betcha didn't expect to see that in a book of fairy tales.

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