A collection of novels and tales of the fairies /

Four of the tales in v. 1-2 are by the Comtesse de Murat. The stories in v. 3 are translations of Les chevaliers errans and (part of) La tirannie des fées détruite by the Comtesse d'Auneuil. Cf. Palmer, N. and M., English editions ... Mme D'Aulnoy. Studies in Bibliography, 27 (1974), p. 227-232.Title page of v. 3 reads: A collection of novels and tales / written by that celebrated wit of France, the Countess D'Anois : in three volumes ... ; translated from the best edition of the original French, by several hands. London : Printed for W. Mears ... J. Brotherton and W. Meadows ... and W. Chetwood ..., 1722.The history of the fairy of pleasures, and the cruel Amerdin -- VIII. Floriana, or, The fair Italian -- IX. The history of the Princess Leonice -- X. The tyranny of the fairies destroy'd -- XI. The history of the Princess Melicerta.(from t.p.) v. 1. I. The history of Don Gabriel -- II. The royal ram -- III. The story of Finetta the cinder-girl -- IV. The palace of revenge -- V. The story of Anguilletta -- VI. The history of Don Ferdinand of Toledo -- VII. The story of the yellow dwarf -- VIII. The story of young-and-handsome -- IX. The history of the new gentleman-citizen -- X. The story of the white cat -- v. 2. The story of Fortunio, the fortunate knight -- II. The story of the pidgeon and dove -- III. The story of the Princess Fair-Star, and Prince Cherry -- IV. The story of Princess Carpillona -- V. Perfect love, a story -- v. 3. I. The knights-errant -- II. The history of the Princess Zamea, and the Prince Almanzon -- III. The history of Prince Elmedorus of Granada, and the Princess Alzayda -- IV. The history of Zalmaida, Princess of the Canary-Islands, and the Prince of Numidia -- V. The history of the Prince of Mauritania, and the Princess of Castil -- VI. The history of the magnificent fairy, and Prince Salamasis -- VII.Mode of access: Internet