Super Index of Children's Books Online: the Rosetta Project
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Fairy Tales for Little People The Babes in the Woods The Tinder-box and the Dogs with the Big Eyes The Shoemaker and the Elves East of the Sun and West of the Moon Rumpelstiltskin and the Gold-spinner Rip Van Winkle The Fisherman and the Genie The Famous Animal Musicians Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp Gold and Toads Blue Beard Dick Whittington and His Cat The Goose-girl and Falada Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves Faithful John

Fairy Tales of All Nations Jack the Giant Killer The Enchanted Dragon Jack and the Golden Snuffbox Lucky Jack The Three Wishes The Table, Donkey and Stick Cinderella; or The Glass Slipper Rosebud Tom Thumb The Pilgrim's Secret The Giant's New Year Dancing Water, Singing Stone, and Talking Bird The Magic Horse Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves Caliph for One Day The Werwolf The Three Swords The Travelling Companion The Little Mermaid The Goat Girl A Little Girl of Snow The Golden Bird The Japanese Fisherman The Ogres Broadman, Longfellow and Sharp Eyes One Eye, Two Eyes and Three Eyes The Blockheads The Brothers The Three Suitors Hansel and Gretel Images: The Prince Saw a Beautiful Woman Sitting on the Coral Throne The Giant Cormoran Broke Through into Jack's Pitfall The Queen Said to Herself, "I Will Soon Put and End to Her Beauty" The Castle Flew Away With the Greatest Speed Jack Traded His Lump of Gold for the Knight's Horse There Sat His Wife in the Saddle With the Riding-Whip in Her Hand The Third Son Brought Home the Magic Table, the Golden Ass and the Drubbing Stick The Rags Vanished, and Cinderella Stood Dressed as Beautifully as the Richest Lady in the Land The Moment the Prince Kissed Rosebud, She Awoke and Smiled Upon Him Tom Thumb Caught the Giant Asleep and Stole the Seven League Boots He Gazed With Astonishment at this Enchanted and Mysterious Place The Count, the Countess and the Giant Were all Happy The Physician Placed the Princess on the Magic Horse The Captain of the Forty Thieves Caused the Door in the Rock to Open "Please Bite My Finger, So I Can See If I Am Dreaming or Not" The Princess Picked the Lily and Placed it on Her Breast Then He Drew His Sword, Swung It, and All Three Heads Fell into the Sea After He Had Dipped the Swan for the Third Time It Was Changed Again to the Beautiful Princess The Little Mermaid Danced As No One Had Yet Danced Then Came the Prince On Horseback, and Beside Him the Goat Girl With a Cooking Spoon in Her Hand As She Jumped Over the Fire She Melted The Youngest Son Discovered the Golden Bird Pecking at the Golden Apple He Threw Himself Before the Princess and Told Her Everything Suddenly an Old Man With a Mild and Kindly Face Appeared Before Him After Several Miles Longfellow Took His Cap Off the Sun's Face and it Was Light Again "Sit Down, Sister, And Comb My Hair" They Dressed Up the Little Pig to Go to the Wedding The Girl Made a False Move and Won the Game A Wonderful Battle Took Place Between the Dragon and the Man Hansel and Gretel Saw that the House was made of Bread and Cakes

Farmer Fox

Father Bear and Bobby Bear The Bears' Cave Bobby Grows Up Bobby Bear Has to Help in the House They Visit the Farmer's Cornfield Off for the Honey The Bees Chase Bobby Bobby Catches a Fish as Big as Himself The Fight with the Wolves Images: Father Bear and Bobby Bear Were on Their Way "Bobby, Bobby, Get up at Once!" They Drank Cider and Played Checkers His Foot Caught in a Root Into the Water He Fell

Father Bunny and his Birds CHAPTER I. Early Visitors CHAPTER II. Attracting the Birds CHAPTER III. The Bird's Party CHAPTER IV. Sling-Shot Sam CHAPTER V. Nests and Houses CHAPTER VI. A Bird Letter and Alphabet CHAPTER VII. Order of Birds CHAPTER VIII. A Woodland Picnic CHAPTER IX. A Bird Club Meeting CHAPTER X. A Bird-Club Play Images: Father Bunny Mother Bluejay He Stopped a Minute and Cocked his Head on One Side Little Black Head A Bird Came Into Sight Calling "Bob White, Bob White" Old Father Bunny Did Not Know Whether the Wise Old Owl Was Fooling or Not

Father Gander's Melodies

The First Circus

Five Little Pigs

Floral Fairies

The Flying Carpet A Popular Personage at Home Thomas Henry Titt Stories Invitation to the Voyage I Wish I Were a Dog When We Were Very, Very Young The Shadow Land The Bargain Shop The Joyous Ballad of the Parson and the Badger To Enid Who Acted the Car in Private Pantomime Scenes in the Life of a Princess Neil and Tintinnabulum The Dream Mr. Snoogles Eggs The Two Sailors Dr. Dolittle Meets a Londoner in Paris Vice-versa Kitteen Gilbert Jack and His Pony, Tom Tom and His Pony, Jack Pigtails, LTD. The Perfect Host The Spark Theophania The Weasel in the Storeroom Love the Jealous The Magic Medicine The Rhyme of Captain Gale Sermon Time Olaf and Fair and Olaf the Dark The Simple Way Finis Images: Day Dreams "She Would Never Teach Him Again-Never, Never" "The Man Dashed Forward and Made a Grab At Him" "He Could Not Fall Any Further" Wilder Yet the Shadows Whirl "Anselm Drew Forth a Golden Guinea" "He Climbed a Fir-Tree High" The Lord of Carabas Shall Come In Gold and Ermine, Silk and Furs, To Tell of That Immortal Cat That Wore Its Boots and Won Its Spurs "They answered that their commission was to bring her to London, alive or dead." "We Generally Gargle a Song" "On Important Occassions He Even Writes My Letters for Me" "I Did It Because You Were Always Sitting There With the Newspaper When I Woke" "He Made a Low Bow" "Have You Finished Thinking Your Thoughts" "'How Do You Do, Cheapside?' Said the Doctor in Sparrow Language" "She Owns That I Can Use With Disastrous Effect On My Borders, a Scooter and a Tricycle" "He Stared At Me Reproachfully" "The First Grand Tea" "High Up In a Beech-Tree To Learn Poems" "There were qualtities of things to eat, and lots to see, and Kiss-in-the-Ring." "I Will Marry Whichever of You Can Perform Three Tasks" "There, Sure Enough, Was the Round, Silver Moon" The Fairies Are Mischiefing Dorothy Dell! The Two Boys Stared At One Another"

Four Footed Folk Baby Bears Elephant Jack Rabbit Rabbit Squirrel Guinea Pig Fox Old Dobbin Cinnamon Bear Little Chief Hare Rhinoceros Red Deer Tiger Chipmunk Bear Goat Mother Pig Kangaroo Giraffe Lamb Reindeer Buffalo Lion Kitten Hippopotamus Leopard Otter Sheep

Frances and Henry Frances and Henry Who Stole the Bird's Nest? Mamma, How Happy I Can Be The Girl and the Looking-Glass Boys Wanted A Fine Thing Sleepy Tom Positive Peter The Little Fish that would not do as it was Bid Thoughtless Julia Robin and Rufus The Giddy Girl

The Frog Who Would

Frontier Days Part I The Pioneer The American Ax -by Emerson Hough Some Old Scouts and Their Deeds -by David Lansing The Old-time Fur Trade -by Albert Bushnell Hart The Oregon Trail -by Arthur Guiterman Kit Carson -by Colonel Henry Inman Kit Carson -by Arthur Guiterman Tennessee's Partner -by Bret Harte The Antelope -by General Randolph B. Marcy Waiting for the Buffalo -by J.S. Campion An Early Hero of the Pacific -by T. Somerville The Tall Men -by Arthur Guiterman The Land of Gold -by Edwin L. Sabin Part II The Indian The Indian: His Home -by George Bird Grinnell The Blackfeet Defy the Crows -by Edwin L. Sabin Various Indian Ways -by Colonel Homer Wheeler Four Days in a Medicine Lodge -by Walter McClintock Buffalo Bill and Yellow Hand -by Edwin L. Sabin Hunting the Buffalo -by Harlan B. Kauffman Chips from an Indian Workshop -by Benjamin P. Avery Digging in on Beecher's Island -by Edwin L. Sabin Prairie Battlefields -by George Bird Grinnell The Bad Medicine Man -by Hamlin Garland Making Buffalo Robes -by Robert A. Gibbs Sitting Bull -by William F. Cody ("Buffalo Bill") The Bighorn -by General Randolph B. Marcy Origin of the Medicine Pipe -by George Bird Grinnell Pike's Peak or Bust -by Edwin L. Sabin Images: The Solitary Indian by His Skill and Cunning Won His Living from the Wilderness When Cornered, the Pioneer Became a Desperate Adversary, and Fought Like an Enraged Tiger for His Home and Loved Ones Gold! Points of Vantage Along Water Courses Were Manned by Indian Braves Who Warned Their Encampments of Invading Whites Sunset Brought Quiet and Contentment, for the Indian Rarely Ventured Forth After Dark White Traders Did a Thriving and Profitable Business with Friendly Indians, Who Were Fascinated by the Variety of Their Wares

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