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A STUDY OF FAIRY TALES
| 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, HI. | ||
| 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 | ||
| Andersen, Hans Christian: Fairy Tales. 2 vols. Pedersen & Stone. Houghton. | ||
| Ibid.: Fairy Tales. Edited by W. A. and J. K. Craigie. Oxford University Press. | ||
| Ibid.: Fairy Stories for Youngest Children. Lucas. Stratton. Blackie. (English edition.) | ||
| Ibid.: Fairy Tales. Mrs. Lucas. T. C. and W. Robinson. Dutton. | ||
| Ibid.: Fairy Tales. Mrs. Lucas. Helen Stratton. Dodge. | ||
| Ibid.: Fairy Tales. Maria L. Kirk. Lippincott. |
