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And ask the fairies (when you meet) To always keep unharmed and well From ogre's maw and witch's spell, From genie's clutch and dragon's fang, The kind magician, Andrew Lang! ST. JOHN LUCAS. MULOCK, D.M. (Mrs. D.M. (M.) CRAIK). (p. 66) The Adventures of a Brownie. Harper. .60 "Only I think, if I could be a little child again, I should exceedingly like a Brownie to play with me. Should not you?" We should all say yes, after reading this charming modern fairy story. MUSSET, PAUL DE. Mr. Wind and Madam Rain. Illustrated by Charles Bennett. Putnam. 2.00 A famous Breton folk-tale which is made additionally attractive by the unusual quality of the illustrations. I will not say that I have added nothing to the unconnected recitals of the Breton peasants, ... but I have added only what was necessary to link together the different events, and to supply passages that were entirely wanting.--_Preface._ PAINE, A.B. The Hollow Tree and Deep Woods Book. Illustrated by J.M. Conde. Harper. 1.50 Mr. Paine writes in his delightful vein of Mr. Coon, Mr. Possum, and Mr. Crow. The book is always funny, and Mr. Conde's pictures are in their way as good as the text. WILLISTON, T.P. Japanese Fairy Tales. Illustrated by Sanchi Ogawa. Rand. .50 These eight wonder stories incidentally illustrate the every-day (p. 67) life of the people. The Japanese pictures are reproduced in color. POETRY, COLLECTIONS OF POETRY AND PROSE, AND STORIES ADAPTED FROM GREAT AUTHORS. So, in this matter of literature for the young, the influence of the home teaching is enormous; all the school can do pales before it. Let the mother add to the poet's rhyme the music of her soft and beloved voice; let great fiction be read to the breathless group of curly heads about the fire; and the wonders of science be enrolled, the thrilling scenes and splendid personalities of history displayed. Children thus inspired may be trusted to become sensitive to literature long before they know what the word means, or have reasoned at all upon their mental experiences. RICHARD
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