ITS BACK, _Nature Myths_,
Cooke.
* HOW DOUBLE DARLING'S OLD SHOES BECAME LADY SLIPPERS, Candace
Wheeler, in _St. Nicholas_, March, 1887; vol. 14, pp.
342-47.
* HOW FIRE WAS BROUGHT TO THE INDIANS, _The Book of Nature
Myths_, Holbrook.
* HOW SUN, MOON, AND WEST WIND WENT OUT TO DINNER, _Old Deccan
Days_, Frere.
1 THE JACKAL AND THE ALLIGATOR, _Stories to Tell_, Bryant.
1 THE JACKALS AND THE LION, _Stories to Tell_, Bryant.
1 KING SOLOMON AND THE ANTS, _Nature Myths_, Cooke.
* THE LAMBIKIN, _Tales of the Punjab_, Steel; _Indian Tales_,
Jacobs.
* LITTLE JACK ROLLAROUND, _Stories to Tell_, Bryant.
* THE LITTLE RABBIT WHO WANTED RED WINGS, _For the
Story-Teller_, Bailey.
* THE LITTLE RED HEN, _Stories to Tell_, Bryant.
* THE LITTLE RED HIN (Irish dialect verse), _Stories to Tell_,
Bryant.
* THE LITTLE ROOSTER, Robert Southey, in _Boston Collection of
Kindergarten Stories_, Hammett & Co.
* LITTLE SPIDER'S FIRST WEB, _Primer_, Free and Treadwell.
* LITTLE TOP-KNOT (Swedish), _First Reader_, Free and
Treadwell.
* LITTLE TUPPEN, _Fairy Stories and Fables_, Baldwin; _Primer_,
Free and Treadwell.
* LUDWIG AND MARLEEN, Jane Hoxie, in _Kindergarten Review_,
vol. xi, no. 5.
* MEDIO POLLITO, THE LITTLE HALF-CHICK (Spanish), _The Green
Fairy Book_, Lang.
* MEZUMI, THE BEAUTIFUL, OR THE RAT PRINCESS (Japanese),
_Birch-Tree Fairy Book_, Johnson; _Tales of Laughter_,
Wiggin and Smith.
1 M ELEPHANT AND M FROG, _Firelight Stories_, Bailey.
1 THE MOON'S SILVER CLOAK, _Classics in Dramatic Form_,
Stevenson, vol. i.
1 THE MOUSE AND THE SAUSAGE, _Stories and Story-Telling_,
Angela Keyes.
* OEYVIND AND MARIT, from _The Happy Boy_, Bjoernstjerne
Bjoernson, in _The Story-Teller's Book_, O'Grady and
Throop; in _Child-Life in Prose_, Whittier.
* PETER RABBIT, _Peter Rabbit_, Beatrix Potter.
1 THE PIGS AND THE GIANT, Pyle, in _Child-Lore Dramatic
Reader_, Scribners.
* THE QUICK-RUNNING SQUASH, _Short Stories for Short People_,
Aspinwall.
1 THE RED-HEADED WOODPECKER, _Nature Myths_, Cooke.
* THE RICH GOOSE, Leora Robinson, in _T