Index:Edmund Dulac's picture-book for the French Red cross.djvu

Title	Edmund Dulac's picture-book for the French Red Cross
Editor	Edmund Dulac
Illustrator	Edmund Dulac
Publisher	Pub. for the Daily telegraph by Hodder and Stovghton
Location	London
Source	djvu
Progress	Done—All pages of the work proper are validated
Transclusion	Fully transcluded
Validated in	September 2022
OCLC	1043269239

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CONTENTS

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THE STORY OF THE BIRD FENG a Fairy Tale from China	1
YOUNG ROUSSELLE: a French Song of the Olden Time	5
LAYLÁ AND MAJNÚN: a Persian Love Story	9
THE NIGHTINGALE: after a Fairy Tale by Hans Andersen	29
THREE KINGS OF ORIENT: a Carol	41
SINDBAD THE SAILOR: a Tale from the Thousand and One Nights	43
THE LITTLE SEAMSTRESS: a French Song of the Olden Time	55
THE REAL PRINCESS: after a Fairy Tale by Hans Andersen	57
MY LISETTE: an Old French Song	61
CINDERELLA: a Fairy Tale from the French	65
THE CHILLY LOVER: a Song from the French	79
THE STORY OF AUCASSIN AND NICOLETTE: an Old World Idyll	81
BLUE BEARD: an Old Tale from the French	85
CERBERUS, THE BLACK DOG OF HADES	99
THE LADY BADOURA: a Tale from the Thousand and One Nights	102
THE SLEEPER AWAKENED: a Tale from the Thousand and One Nights	110
JUSEF AND ASENATH: a Love Story of Egypt	124

ILLUSTRATIONS

JUSEF AND ASENATH

Asenath	Frontispiece
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THE STORY OF THE BIRD FENG

The wonderful bird, like a fire of many colours come down from heaven, alighted before the princess, dropping at her feet the portrait

1

YOUNG ROUSSELLE

What do you think of Young Rousselle?

8

LAYLÁ AND MAJNÚN

In a high chamber of the palace — it was as wondrous as that of a Sultan	16
If the desert were my home — then would I let the world go by	18
She would sit for hours, with the bird perched on the back of her hand, listening to its soft intonation of that one word 'Majnún'	22

THE NIGHTINGALE

Even the poor fisherman would pause in his work to listen

32

THREE KINGS OF ORIENT

O Star of Wonder, Star of Night

41

SINDBAD THE SAILOR

Knowest thou that my name is also Sindbad?

50

THE LITTLE SEAMSTRESS

I never at all Saw sewing so small!

55

THE REAL PRINCESS

Not a wink the whole night long

58

MY LISETTE

'Tis Lisette whom I adore, And with reason, more and more!

62

CINDERELLA

'There,' said her godmother, pointing with her wand, … 'pick it and bring it along'

72

THE CHILLY LOVER

O Ursula, for thee My heart is burning,— ⁠But I'm so cold!

80

THE STORY OF AUCASSIN AND NICOLETTE

But Nicolette one night escaped

82

BLUE BEARD

Seven and one are eight, madam!

86

CERBERUS

Cerberus, the black dog of Hades

99

THE LADY BADOURA

Nay, nay; I will not marry him

102

THE SLEEPER AWAKENED

Behold the reward of those who meddle in other people's affairs

120

EDMUND DULAC

128