Little Brother and Sister.  Tempera Painting, Marianna Stokes.
       Illustrated London News, Dec., 1907.

     Perrault’s Tales.  Kay Nielsen. Illustrated London News, Dec.,
       1913.

     Red Riding Hood.  Poster, Mary Stokes. Ladies’ Home Journal.
       230, Meinhold.  Dresden. 77, Teubner.  Leipzig and Berlin.  G.
       Ferrier.  Engraved for St. Nicholas, Braun, Clement, & Co. 
       Supplement to American Primary Teacher, May, 1908.  Picture, 2
       ft. by 1 ft., New Specialty Shop, Phila., Pa.

     Sleeping Beauty.  Mouat, London. Canadian Magazine, Dec., 1911.
       Illustrated London News, Dec., 1907.

     Snow White.  A series.  Maxfield Parrish.  Picture by Elizabeth
       Shippen Green.

     Two Series.  Five pictures in each.  Jessie Willcox Smith.  P.F. 
       Collier & Sons.

  V. A LIST OF FAIRY POEMS

     Allingham, William:  The Fairy Folk.  The Posy Ring.  Bangs, John
       Kendrick:  The Little Elf.  The Posy Ring.

     Bird, Robert:  The Fairy Folk.  A Child’s Book of Old Verses.

     Dodsley, R.:  Red Caps of Fairies.  Fuimus Troes, Old Plays.

     Drayton, Michael:  Nymphal III, Poets’ Elysium.

     Herford, Oliver:  The Elf and the Dormouse.  The Posy Ring.

     Hood, Thomas:  A Plain Direction.  Heart of Oak Books, III.

     Ibid.:  Queen Mab.  A Child’s Book of Old Verses.

     Howitt, Mary:  The Fairies of the Caldon-Low.  The Posy Ring.

     Ibid.:  Mabel on Midsummer Day.  The Story-Teller’s Book,
       O’Grady and Throop.

     Lyly, John:  The Urchin’s Dance and Song.  Song of the First
       Fairy. Song of the Second Fairy.  Maydes Metamorphosis.

     McDermot, Jessie:  A Fairy Tale.  Fairy Tales.  Rolfe.  Amer.  Book
       Co.

     Noyes, Alfred:  The Magic Casement.  An anthology of fairy
       poetry, with an introduction.  Dutton.

     Percy, Bishop:  The Fairy Queen.  Reliques of Ancient Poetry;
       from The Mysteries of Love and Eloquence, London, 1658.

     Shakespeare, William:  Ariel’s Song; A Fairy Song; “I know a
       bank”; The Song of the Fairies.  Shakespeare’s Dramas.

     Stevenson, Robert L. Fairy Bread; The Little Land.  A Child’s
       Garden of Verses.

     Unknown Author:  The Fairy. “Oh, who is so merry.”  A Child’s
       Book of Old Verses.  Duffield.

     Wilkins, Mary E.:  The Ballad of the Blacksmith’s Sons.  Fairy
       Stories Retold from St. Nicholas.  Century.

 VI.  MAIN STANDARD FAIRY TALE BOOKS