1. Black bull of Norroway.
Best version:
Jacobs. More English
fairy tales.
Other versions:
Lang. Blue fairy book.
Rhys. English fairy book.
Compare with Red
bull of Norroway in
Singleton.
Goldenrod fairy book.
2. Goody ’Gainst-the-stream.
Best version:
Asbjoernsen. Norse fairy
tales; tr. by Dasent.
Other versions:
Asbjoernsen. Fairy tales
from the far north. (Contrary woman.)
Asbjoernsen. Tales from
the fjeld.
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1. Half chick.
Best version:
Lang. Green fairy book.
Other versions:
Bailey and Lewis.
For the children’s hour. (Adapted.)
Brown. Jingle primer.
Bryant. Best stories
to tell.
Bryant. Stories to tell.
Carroll and Brooks.
Third reader.
Howard. Banbury Cross
stories.
Laboulaye. Fairy tales.
(Story of Coquerico.)
Mace. Home fairy tales.
(Medio Pollito.)
Treadwell. Reading-literature.
Ist reader.
Wiggin and Smith.
Fairy ring. (Story of Coquerico.)
2. The bee, the harp, the mouse and
the bum-clock.
MacManus. Donegal fairy
stories.
Wiggin and Smith.
Fairy ring.
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1. Scarface.
Best version:
Grinnell. Blackfoot Lodge
tales.
Other version:
Wilson. Myths of the
red children.
2. Why the sea is salt.
Best versions:
Asbjoernsen. Norse fairy
tales; tr. by Dasent.
Thomsen. East o’
the sun.
Other versions:
Asbjoernsen. Fairy tales
from the far north. (Quern at the bottom
of
the sea.)
Asbjoernsen. Popular
tales from the Norse; tr. by Dasent.
Bryant. How to tell stories.
(Adapted.)
Coussens. Child’s
book of stories.
Lang. Blue fairy book.
Lang. Cinderella; and
other fairy stories.
Tappan. Folk stories
and fables.
Wiggin and Smith.
Tales of laughter.
Compare with Coffee-mill
which grinds salt in
Bay.
Danish fairy and folk tales.
1.
Old Pipes and the dryad.
Stockton. Bee man of Orn.
Stockton. Fanciful tales.
2. The old woman and the tramp.
Best versions:
Djurklon. Fairy tales
from the Swedish.
Wiggin and Smith. Tales
of laughter.
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1. The Elephant’s child.
Kipling. Just so stories.
Kipling reader for elementary
grades.
Do not tell a second story.
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1. Jack and the bean stalk.