thy._'--SATURDAY REVIEW.

'_A fairy book beyond reproach._'--GRAPHIC.

'_Grimm is always delightful, but in his present new dress he is more
delightful than ever. Mr. Gordon Browne charms us always with his dainty
pictures._'--GUARDIAN.

'_All the illustrations are simply inimitable._'--QUEEN.

[Illustration: 'The Prince who was afraid of Nothing.'--_p. 216._]

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[Illustration: Reduced facsimile of cover.]

FAIRY TALES FROM HANS ANDERSEN

Introduction By EDWARD CLODD

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top 6s.; calf 10s. 6d.

'_The illustrations leave nothing to be desired._'--STANDARD.

'_This is really a seasonable for all Christmases._'--PUNCH.

'_A delightful gift for children._'--TIMES OF INDIA.

[Illustration: From 'The Ugly Duckling.' _p. 110._]

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STORIES FROM FROISSART

By

HENRY NEWBOLT,

_Author of 'Admirals All.' &c._

'_A really fine book, and effectively illustrated. Mr. Newbolt has done
his work well, and Mr. Gordon Browne has illustrated the book
delightfully._'--OUTLOOK.

'_There never was a better story-book than Froissart._'--ATHENAEUM.

[Illustration: 'The four knights view the English host.'--_p. 26._]

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CHILDREN OF THE DAWN

OLD TALES OF GREECE

By ELSIE FINNEMORE BUCKLEY

With Introduction by ARTHUR SIDGWICK

'_For a child whose eyes are just opening to beauty, and whose
imagination is ready to be kindled by a spark from any torch, we can
think of few more delightful or enduring gifts than this book, with its
immortal themes and its graceful interpretation in our time and tongue.
The illustrations by Mr. F. C. Pape deserve praise._'--MORNING LEADER.

'_Told with rare good taste and judgment._'--DAILY TELEGRAPH.

'_Cannot fail to instruct as well as interest not only children, but
schoolboys and schoolgirls who have begun the study of the old Greek and
Roman poets. To such students a knowledge of these stories is
invaluable. In every respect the book is an excellent one._'--DUNDEE C