How to Tell Stories to Children, And Some Stories to Tell eBook

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Start of eBook	1
INTRODUCTION	1
HOW TO TELL STORIES TO CHILDREN	4
CHAPTER I	4
THE FAIRY STORY	8
THE NONSENSE TALE	11
THE NATURE STORY	11
THE HISTORICAL STORY	13
CHAPTER II	14
THE STORY OF THE THREE LITTLE PIGS[1]	16
THE STORY OF THE THREE BEARS[1]	17
THE OLD WOMAN AND HER PIG[1]	19
CERTAIN TYPES OF STORY CLASSIFIED	24
FOR CLASSES II. AND III.:	24
CHAPTER III	24
THE GOLDEN RIVER[1]	27
THE RED THREAD OF COURAGE[1]	33
THE ELF AND THE DORMOUSE[1]	34
CHAPTER IV	36
CHAPTER V	46
STORIES SELECTED AND ADAPTED FOR TELLING	51
FIVE LITTLE WHITE HEADS[1]	52
BY WALTER LEARNED	52
HOW WE CAME TO HAVE PINK ROSES[1]	53
RAGGYLUG[2]	53
THE GOLDEN COBWEBS[1]	54
WHY THE MORNING-GLORY CLIMBS[1]	56
THE STORY OF LITTLE TAVWOTS[1]	56
THE PIG BROTHER[1]	57
THE CAKE[1]	58
THE PIED PIPER OF HAMELIN TOWN[1]	58
WHY THE EVERGREEN TREES KEEP THEIR LEAVES IN WINTER[1]	62
THE STAR DOLLARS[1]	63
THE LION AND THE GNAT[1]	64
ESPECIALLY FOR CLASSES II. AND III.	66
THE RAT PRINCESS[1]	68
THE FROG AND THE OX	69
THE FIRE-BRINGER[1]	70
THE BURNING OF THE RICEFIELDS[1]	71
THE STORY OF WYLIE[1]	72
LITTLE DAYLIGHT[1]	74
THE SAILOR MAN[1]	79
THE STORY OF JAIRUS’S DAUGHTER[1]	80
ESPECIALLY FOR CLASSES IV. AND V.	81
TARPEIA	83
THE BUCKWHEAT[1]	84
THE JUDGMENT OF MIDAS[1]	84
WHY THE SEA IS SALT[1]	85
BILLY BEG AND HIS BULL[1]	89
THE LITTLE HERO OF HAARLEM[1]	94
THE LAST LESSON[1]	96
THE STORY OF CHRISTMAS	98
THE CHILD-MIND; AND HOW TO SATISFY IT	100

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