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Thumbelina came to live with the Field-Mouse (Gutenberg [EBook #19993])
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- The Golden Age of Illustration in Britain (30 October 2015)
- “…the humble pay the cost.” (29 September 2015)
- The Humming-bird and the Crane (14 August 2015) *
- The Brothers Grimm’s “Ashenputten” (Cinderella) (8 August 2015)
- “How the Bear lost its Tail,” a Cherokee Fable (4 August 2015) *
- “Belling the Cat:” more Bells (30 July 2015)
- The Cat Metamorposed into a Maid, by Jean de La Fontaine (28 July 2013)
- Bluebeard Continued & Concluded (15 June 2013)
- Bluebeard: Type & Suspense (14 June 2013)
- DonkeySkin, a Tale Labelled “Unnatural Love” (23 May 2013)
- Another Type: The Tail-Fisher (29 April 2013)
- Further Musings on “Puss in Boots” (27 March 2013)
- Puss in Boots, revisited (24 March 2013)
- Uncle Remus and Tar-Baby (21 August 2012) **
- A Reading of Perrault’s “Cinderella” (10 February 2012)
- Beauty and the Beast (11 November 2011)
- Magical Cats: “Puss in Boots” (9 November 2011)
- The Golden Age of Illustration in Britain (30 October 2015)
Charles Perrault
- Bluebeard (8, 9)
- Cinderella (4, 15)
- Donkeyskin (10)
- Little Red Riding Hood
- Puss in Boots (12, 13, 17)
- Sleeping Beauty
Gabrielle-Suzanne de Villeneuve & Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont
Theory
- Limericks: “There was a small boy…” (24 October 2015)
- Koiné Languages and Créole Languages (19 January 2014)
- Fairy Tales & Fables (10 November 2011)
Collections online
- Aesopica, (mythfolklore.net/aesopica), by Laura Gibbs (complete & authoritative) ←
- An Argosy of Fables, 1921, selected and edited by Frederic Taber Cooper, illustrated by Paul Bransom (Wikisource; Internet Archive [selection])
- Childhood’s Favorite and Fairy Stories, 1927 (copyright obtained in 1909), edited by Hamilton Wright Mabie, Edward Every Hale, William Byron Forbus (Gutenberg [EBook #19993])
- Myths of the Cherokees, James Mooney (Gutenberg [EBook #45634]; Internet Archive)
- Les Contes de Perrault FR
- Perrault’s Fairy Tales (Gutenberg [EBook #29021]) EN
Æsop, Collections Online
- Æsop’s Fables, George Fyler Townsend (transl.) (Gutenberg [EBook #21])
- Æsop’s Fables, Harrison Weir (transl.), John Tenniel (illus.), Ernest Griset (illus.) and others (Gutenberg [EBook #18732])
- Æsop’s Fables, V. S. Vernon Jones (transl.), G. K. Chesterton (intro), Arthur Rackham (illus.) (Gutenberg [EBook #11339])
- The Baby’s Own Æsop, Walter Crane (illus.)
La Fontaine, Collections Online
1. Jean de La Fontaine Château-Thierry Net FR & EN (The Complete Fables of La Fontaine)Jean de La Fontaine, toutes les fables illustées et annotées (la-fontaine-ch-thierry.net) 2. The Fables of La Fontaine, Walter Thornbury (transl.) and Gustave Doré (illus.), 1886, [EBook #50316] 3. A Hundred Fables of La Fontaine, Percy J. Billinghurst [EBook #25357] 4. The Fables of La Fontaine, Elizur Wright, J. W. M. Gibbs, 1882 [1841] [EBook #7241] 5. Fables in Rhyme for Little Folks, From the French of La Fontaine, 1918 W. T. (William Trowbridge) Larned (transl.), John Rae, illustrator [EBook #24108]
(to be continued…)
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