• Publication: Fairy and Wonder TalesPublication Record # 674973
• Editor: William Patten
• Date: 1918-00-00
• Publisher: P. F. Collier & Son
• Pub. Series: The Young Folks' Shelf of Books
• Pub. Series #: 1
• Pages: 514
• Format:
  hc^?Hardcover. Used for all hardbacks of any size.
• Type: ANTHOLOGY
• Notes:

  • Data from HathiTrust scan
  • Schoolcraft's works are credited as "Adapted from H. R. Schoolcraft", but with no credit for the adaptation.
  • Lang's works are credited as "Retold by Andrew Lang".
  • Gask is credited as "L. M. Gask" on title page and "Lillian M. Gask" on TOC.
  • Mulock's works are credited as "Retold by Miss Mulock".
  • "Jack the Giant-Killer", "Tom Thum", & "Hop-o'-My-Thumb" credited as "Retold by Joseph Jacobs".
  • No translators credited.
  • Also contains a collection of Aesop's Fables that have not be indexed.
• External IDs:
  • OCLC/WorldCat: 256489329

Fiction and Essays (view Full Listing)

• 8 • Introduction (Fairy and Wonder Tales) • (1912) • essay by Charles W. Eliot
• 15 • Preface (Fairy and Wonder Tales) • (1912) • essay by William Patten
• 19 • Manabozho, The Mischief-Maker • [Manabozho] • (1912) • short fiction by Henry Rowe Schoolcraft and uncredited [as by H. R. Schoolcraft and uncredited]
• 26 • Why the Woodpecker Had Red Head Feathers • [Manabozho] • (1912) • short fiction by Henry Rowe Schoolcraft and uncredited [as by H. R. Schoolcraft and uncredited]
• 31 • Why the River Duck Has So Few Tail Feathers • [Manabozho] • (1912) • short fiction by Henry Rowe Schoolcraft and uncredited [as by H. R. Schoolcraft and uncredited]
• 33 • Manabozho is Changed Into a Wolf • [Manabozho] • (1912) • short fiction by Henry Rowe Schoolcraft and uncredited [as by H. R. Schoolcraft and uncredited]
• 36 • Manabozho Is Robbed by the Wolves • [Manabozho] • (1912) • short fiction by Henry Rowe Schoolcraft and uncredited [as by H. R. Schoolcraft and uncredited]
• 38 • Manabozho and the Woodpeckers • [Manabozho] • (1912) • short fiction by Henry Rowe Schoolcraft and uncredited [as by H. R. Schoolcraft and uncredited]
• 42 • The Boy and the Wolves • (1912) • short story by Henry Rowe Schoolcraft (variant of Sheem; or, the Forsaken Boy 1839) [as by Andrew Lang]
• 45 • The Indian Who Lost His Wife • (1912) • short fiction by Erminnie A. Smith (variant of The Dead Wife 1883) [as by Andrew Lang (I)]
• 48 • Punchkin • (1912) • short fiction by Mary Frere [as by E. Frere]
• 65 • How the Sun, Moon and Wind Went Out to Dinner • (1912) • short fiction by Mary Frere (variant of How the Sun, the Moon, and the Wind Went Out to Dinner 1868) [as by E. Frere]
• 67 • Why the Fish Laughed • (1892) • short story by Joseph Jacobs
• 75 • The Farmer and Money Lender • (1892) • short story by Joseph Jacobs (variant of The Farmer and the Money-Lender)
• 78 • Pride Goeth Before a Fall • (1892) • short story by Joseph Jacobs
• 81 • How the Wicked Sons Were Duped • (1892) • short story by Joseph Jacobs
• 82 • The Tiger, the Brahman, and the Jackal • (1894) • short story by Flora Annie Steel
• 86 • The Lambikin • (1883) • short story by Flora Annie Steel
• 89 • The Rat's Wedding • (1894) • short fiction by Flora Annie Steel
• 98 • The Jackal and the Partridge • (1894) • short fiction by Flora Annie Steel
• 102 • The Jackal and the Crocodile • (1894) • short fiction by Flora Annie Steel
• 106 • The Jackal and the Iguana • (1912) • short fiction by Flora Annie Steel
• 109 • The Bear's Bad Bargain • (1894) • short fiction by Flora Annie Steel
• 114 • The Thief and the Fox • (1887) • short fiction by Ramaswami Raju
• 115 • The Farmer and the Fox • (1887) • short fiction by Ramaswami Raju
• 116 • The Fools and the Drum • (1887) • short fiction by Ramaswami Raju
• 117 • The Lion and the Goat • (1887) • short fiction by Ramaswami Raju
• 118 • The Glowworm and the Jackdaw • (1887) • short fiction by Ramaswami Raju (variant of The Glow-Worm and the Daw)
• 119 • The Camel and the Pig • (1887) • short fiction by Ramaswami Raju
• 120 • The Dog and the Dog Dealer • (1887) • short fiction by Ramaswami Raju (variant of The Dog and the Dog-Dealer)
• 121 • The Tiger, the Fox, and the Hunters • (1887) • short fiction by Ramaswami Raju
• 122 • The Sea, the Fox, and the Wolf • (1887) • short fiction by Ramaswami Raju
• 123 • The Fox in the Well • (1887) • short fiction by Ramaswami Raju
• 125 • Ashiepattle and His Goodly Crew • [Norske Folkeeventyr • 79] • (1897) • short story by
  Peter Asbjørnsen^?Peter Asbjoernsen
  and
  Jørgen Moe^?Jorgen Moe
  (trans. of Askeladden og de gode hjelperne 1871) [as by
  P. C. Asbjörnsen^?P. C. Asbjoernsen
  ]
• 136 • The Squire's Bride • [Norske Folkeeventyr • 110] • (1912) • short fiction by
  Peter Asbjørnsen^?Peter Asbjoernsen
  and
  Jørgen Moe^?Jorgen Moe
  (trans. of Herremannsbruden 1871) [as by
  P. C. Asbjörnsen^?P. C. Asbjoernsen
  ]
• 140 • The Doll in the Grass • [Norske Folkeeventyr • 25] • (1912) • short fiction by
  Peter Asbjørnsen^?Peter Asbjoernsen
  and
  Jørgen Moe^?Jorgen Moe
  (trans. of Dukken i gresset 1843) [as by
  P. C. Asbjörnsen^?P. C. Asbjoernsen
  ]
• 142 • The Bear and the Fox • [Norske Folkeeventyr • 74] • (1912) • short fiction by
  Peter Asbjørnsen^?Peter Asbjoernsen
  and
  Jørgen Moe^?Jorgen Moe
  (trans. of Bjørnen og reven 1871) [as by
  P. C. Asbjörnsen^?P. C. Asbjoernsen
  ]
• 147 • The Lad Who Went to the North Wind • [Norske Folkeeventyr • 7] • (1859) • short story by
  Peter Asbjørnsen^?Peter Asbjoernsen
  and
  Jørgen Moe^?Jorgen Moe
  (trans. of Gutten som gikkk til nordenvinden og krevde igjen melet 1842) [as by George Webbe Dasent (in error)]
• 151 • The Husband Who Was to Mind the House • [Norske Folkeeventyr • 43] • (1859) • short story by
  Peter Asbjørnsen^?Peter Asbjoernsen
  and
  Jørgen Moe^?Jorgen Moe
  (trans. of Mannen som skulle stelle hjemme 1844) [as by George Webbe Dasent (in error)]
• 154 • How One Went Out to Woo • [Norske Folkeeventyr • 12] • (1912) • short fiction by
  Peter Asbjørnsen^?Peter Asbjoernsen
  and
  Jørgen Moe^?Jorgen Moe
  (trans. of En frierhistorie 1843) [as by George Webbe Dasent (in error)]
• 155 • Why the Bear Is Stumpy-Tailed • [Norske Folkeeventyr • 17.1] • (1859) • short fiction by
  Peter Asbjørnsen^?Peter Asbjoernsen
  and
  Jørgen Moe^?Jorgen Moe
  (trans. of Hvorfor bjørnen er stubbrumpet 1843) [as by George Webbe Dasent (in error)]
• 156 • Boots Who Made the Princess Say "That's a Story" • [Norske Folkeeventyr • 39] • (1859) • short story by
  Peter Asbjørnsen^?Peter Asbjoernsen
  and
  Jørgen Moe^?Jorgen Moe
  (trans. of Askeladden som fikk prinsessen til å løgst seg 1844) [as by George Webbe Dasent (in error)]
• 158 • The Witch in the Stone Boat • (1912) • short story by Jón Arnason (trans. of Skessan á steinnökkvanum 1864) [as by Andrew Lang]
• 166 • The Snuffbox • (1892) • short story by Julien Vinson (trans. of La Tabatière 1883) [as by
  Sébillot (in error)^?Sebillot (in error)
  ]
• 172 • The Golden Blackbird • (1912) • short story by Paul Sébillot (trans. of Le merle d'or 1881)
• 180 • The Half-Chick • (1892) • short story by Andrew Lang
• 186 • The Three Brothers • (1912) • short story by Hermann Kletke (trans. of
  Die drei Brüder^?Die drei Brueder
  1845) [as by Hermann R. Kletke]
• 190 • The Glass Mountain • (1912) • short story by Hermann Kletke (trans. of Der Glasberg 1845) [as by Hermann R. Kletke]
• 196 • Huntsman the Unlucky • (1874) • short fiction by
  John T. Naaké^?John T. Naake
• 202 • Story of Little Simpleton • (1874) • short fiction by
  John T. Naaké^?John T. Naake
• 209 • The Golden Fish • (1912) • short fiction by Lilian Gask [as by L. M. Gask]
• 213 • The Wonderful Hair • (1912) • short fiction by Wuk Stephanowitsch Karadschitsch (trans. of
  Чудновата длака^?Čudnovata dlaka
  Cudnovata dlaka
  1853) [as by W. S. Karajich]
• 216 • The Language of Animals • (1912) • short fiction by Wuk Stephanowitsch Karadschitsch (trans. of
  Немушти језик^?Nemušti jezik
  Nemusti jezik
  1853) [as by W. S. Karajich]
• 223 • The Emperor Trojan's Goat's Ears • (1912) • short fiction by Wuk Stephanowitsch Karadschitsch (trans. of
  У цара Тројана козје уши^?U cara Trojana kozje uši
  U cara Trojana kozje usi
  1853) [as by W. S. Karajich]
• 226 • The Maiden Who Was Wiser Than the King • (1912) • short fiction by Wuk Stephanowitsch Karadschitsch (trans. of
  Дјевојка цара надмудрила^?Djevojka cara nadmudrila
  1853) [as by W. S. Karajich]
• 232 • The Three Sons • (1910) • short fiction by Lady Gregory
• 238 • Hok Lee and the Dwarfs • (1912) • short fiction by Andrew Lang (variant of The Story of Hok Lee and the Dwarfs 1892)
• 244 • A Dreadful Boar • (1893) • short story by Adele M. Fielde
• 247 • The Five Queer Brothers • (1893) • short story by Adele M. Fielde
• 251 • The Accomplished and Lucky Teakettle • (1871) • short fiction by A. B. Mitford
• 253 • The Adventures of Little Peachling • (1871) • short story by A. B. Mitford
• 256 • The Two Lizards • (1910) • short fiction by Annie Ker
• 259 • De King and De Peafowl • (1912) • short fiction by Mary Pamela Milne-Home (variant of The King and the Peafowl 1890) [as by Mary Pamela Milne-Horne]
• 262 • Hansel and Grethel • [
  KHM (Kinder- und Hausmärchen)^?KHM (Kinder- und Hausmaerchen)
  • 15] • (1912) • short story by Jacob Grimm and Wilhelm Grimm (trans. of
  Hänsel und Gretel^?Haensel und Gretel
  1812) [as by Jacob Grimm and William Grimm]
• 272 • Thumbling • [
  KHM (Kinder- und Hausmärchen)^?KHM (Kinder- und Hausmaerchen)
  • 37] • (1912) • short story by Jacob Grimm and Wilhelm Grimm (trans. of Daumesdick 1819) [as by Jacob Grimm and William Grimm]
• 279 • The Six Swans • [
  KHM (Kinder- und Hausmärchen)^?KHM (Kinder- und Hausmaerchen)
  • 49] • (1912) • short story by Jacob Grimm and Wilhelm Grimm (trans. of Die sechs Schwäne 1812) [as by Jacob Grimm and William Grimm]
• 285 • Snow-White and Rose-Red • [
  KHM (Kinder- und Hausmärchen)^?KHM (Kinder- und Hausmaerchen)
  • 161] • (1912) • short story by Jacob Grimm and Wilhelm Grimm (trans. of
  Schneeweißchen und Rosenroth^?Schneeweisschen und Rosenroth
  1837) [as by Jacob Grimm and William Grimm]
• 294 • The Ugly Duckling • (1872) • short story by Hans Christian Andersen (trans. of
  Den Grimme Ælling^?Den Grimme AElling
  1843)
• 307 • The Tinder-Box • juvenile • (1912) • short story by Hans Christian Andersen (trans. of Fyrtøiet 1835)
• 317 • The Constant Tin Soldier • (1912) • short story by Hans Christian Andersen (trans. of Den standhaftige Tinsoldat 1838)
• 323 • The Fir Tree • juvenile • (1908) • short story by Hans Christian Andersen (trans. of Grantræet 1844)
• 334 • The Flying Trunk • juvenile • (1839) • short story by Hans Christian Andersen (trans. of Den flyvende Kuffert)
• 342 • The Darning Needle • (1848) • short story by Hans Christian Andersen (trans. of Stoppenaalen 1845)
• 347 • Pen and Inkstand • (1912) • short story by Hans Christian Andersen (trans. of Pen og Blækhuus 1859)
• 350 • Cinderella • (1912) • short story by Charles Perrault (trans. of Cendrillon ou La petite pantoufle de verre 1697) [as by Miss Mulock]
• 359 • Little Red Riding-Hood • (1889) • short fiction by Charles Perrault (trans. of Le petit chaperon rouge 1697)
• 362 • The Story of the Three Bears • (1837) • short story by Robert Southey
• 367 • Puss in Boots • (1889) • short story by Charles Perrault (trans. of
  Le maistre chat ou Le chat botté^?Le maistre chat ou Le chat botte
  1697)
• 374 • Jack the Giant-Killer • (1890) • short story by Joseph Jacobs
• 381 • Tom Thumb • (1912) • short fiction by Joseph Jacobs
• 388 • Blue Beard • (1889) • short story by Charles Perrault (trans. of La barbe bleue 1697)
• 394 • The Brave Little Tailor • (1912) • short fiction by Anonymous
• 405 • The Sleeping Beauty in the Wood • (1889) • short story by Charles Perrault (trans. of La belle au bois dormant 1697)
• 412 • The Fair One with Golden Locks • (1912) • short story by Dinah Maria Mulock Craik [as by Miss Mulock]
• 426 • Beauty and the Beast • (1912) • short fiction by Comtesse d'Aulnoy [as by Mme. d'Aulnoy]
• 444 • Jack and the Beanstalk • (1912) • short story by Anonymous
• 458 • Hop-o'-My-Thumb • (1912) • short fiction by Joseph Jacobs
• 470 • The Goose-Girl • (1912) • short fiction by Anonymous
• 478 • He Who Knew Not Fear • (1912) • short fiction by Anonymous