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re those in the _Dublin and London Magazine_ ("The Fairy Greyhound" is from this collection) for 1827 and 1829, about a dozen in all, and David Fitzgerald's various contributions to the _Review Celtique_ in our own day, and Miss M'Clintock's articles in the _Dublin University Magazine_ for 1878. There are good articles also in the _Dublin University Magazine_ for 1839, and much Irish folklore is within the pages of the _Folklore Journal_ and the _Folklore Record_, and in the proceedings of the _Kilkenny Archaeological Society_. The _Penny Journal_, the _Newry Magazine_, _Duffy's Sixpenny Magazine_, and the _Hibernian Magazine_, are also worth a search by any Irish writer on the look-out for subjects for song or ballad. My own articles in the _Scots Observer_ and _National Observer_ give many gatherings from the little-reaped Connaught fields. I repeat this list of authorities from my _Fairy and Folk Tales of the Irish Peasantry_,--a compilation from some of the sources mentioned,--bringing it down to date and making one or two corrections. The reader who would know Irish tradition should read these books above all others--Lady Wilde's _Ancient Legends_, Douglas Hyde's _Beside the Fire_, and a book not mentioned in the foregoing list, for it deals with the bardic rather than the folk literature, Standish O'Grady's _History of Ireland, Heroic Period_--perhaps the most imaginative book written on any Irish subject in recent decades. * * * * * _THE CHILDREN'S LIBRARY._ THE BROWN OWL. A CHINA CUP, AND OTHER STORIES. STORIES FROM FAIRYLAND. THE LITTLE PRINCESS. THE STORY OF A PUPPET. TALES FROM THE MABINOGION. IRISH FAIRY TALES. * * * * * _(Others in the Press.)_ * * * * * A SELECTED LIST OF JUVENILE BOOKS * * * * * _Crown 8vo, cloth, 5s._ CHILDREN'S STORIES IN ENGLISH LITERATURE, from Shakespeare to Tennyson. By H. C. WRIGHT. "A genial book."--_Speaker._ * * * * * _Crown 8vo, cloth, gilt edges, 5s._ BOYS' OWN STORIES. By ASCOTT R. HOPE. 3rd Edition. Eight Illustrations. "The stories are well told."--_Pall Mall Gazette._ * * * * * _Crown 8vo, cloth, gilt edges, 5s._ ROYAL YOUTHS: A Book of Prince-hoods. By ASCOTT R. HOPE. Illustrated. "Well told and full of int
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