Add to ORKGSome tales are by Madame D'Aulnoy.v. 1. Temple of the fairies. The yellow dwarf. Minet. The little white mouse. Innocence rewarded. The white doe in the wood. The royal enchanter. The good woman. The young shepherd -- v. 2. Bellina. Continuation of The young shepherd. The Princess Camion. Artless love. Invincible fortitude. Conclusion of the Temple of the fairies.Mode of access: Internet
The appendix contains legends contributed by the author to T. Crofton Crocker's "Irish fairy legends...
Ole Luckoie -- The buckwheat -- The wild swans -- The angel -- The fellow-traveller -- The elfin mou...
The dream-lady -- Little Bridget -- White magic -- The gift of the fairies -- The wonderful rose -- ...
Four of the tales in v. 1-2 are by the Comtesse de Murat. The stories in v. 3 are translations of Le...
Madame d'Aulnoy's Contes des fees and Nouveaux Contes des fees were published in 1697 and in 1698. T...
Forty-eight fairy tales from the folklore of Hungary, Russia, Poland, Iceland, Germany, France, Engl...
A collection of more than 40 fairy tales from the folklore of Hungary, Russia, Poland, Iceland, Germ...
Fairy prince.--The game of the be-witchments.--The blinded lady.--The gift of the probable places.--...
pt. 1. Life and letters of Madame Élisabeth de France.--pt. 2. Journal of the Tower of the Temple, ...
Little Ravagot.--Goldielocks.--Bibi, Baba, and Bobo.--Miss Careless.--The necklace of Truth.--Frique...
The virtual exhibition retraces the history of the tales using a hundred or so images and is a way f...
The four Facardins.--Zeneyda.--The story of Mayflower.--The enchanter Faustus.Mode of access: Intern...
"Dalziel Brothers, engravers & printers."Preface dated 1865.Mode of access: Internet
"The first twelve and last two stories have been translated by Miss Annie Macdonell ; the others by ...
Selected and translated from the folk-lore journal "Melusine," and Paul Sébillot's "Contes des provi...
The appendix contains legends contributed by the author to T. Crofton Crocker's "Irish fairy legends...
Ole Luckoie -- The buckwheat -- The wild swans -- The angel -- The fellow-traveller -- The elfin mou...
The dream-lady -- Little Bridget -- White magic -- The gift of the fairies -- The wonderful rose -- ...
Four of the tales in v. 1-2 are by the Comtesse de Murat. The stories in v. 3 are translations of Le...
Madame d'Aulnoy's Contes des fees and Nouveaux Contes des fees were published in 1697 and in 1698. T...
Forty-eight fairy tales from the folklore of Hungary, Russia, Poland, Iceland, Germany, France, Engl...
A collection of more than 40 fairy tales from the folklore of Hungary, Russia, Poland, Iceland, Germ...
Fairy prince.--The game of the be-witchments.--The blinded lady.--The gift of the probable places.--...
pt. 1. Life and letters of Madame Élisabeth de France.--pt. 2. Journal of the Tower of the Temple, ...
Little Ravagot.--Goldielocks.--Bibi, Baba, and Bobo.--Miss Careless.--The necklace of Truth.--Frique...
The virtual exhibition retraces the history of the tales using a hundred or so images and is a way f...
The four Facardins.--Zeneyda.--The story of Mayflower.--The enchanter Faustus.Mode of access: Intern...
"Dalziel Brothers, engravers & printers."Preface dated 1865.Mode of access: Internet
"The first twelve and last two stories have been translated by Miss Annie Macdonell ; the others by ...
Selected and translated from the folk-lore journal "Melusine," and Paul Sébillot's "Contes des provi...
The appendix contains legends contributed by the author to T. Crofton Crocker's "Irish fairy legends...
Ole Luckoie -- The buckwheat -- The wild swans -- The angel -- The fellow-traveller -- The elfin mou...
The dream-lady -- Little Bridget -- White magic -- The gift of the fairies -- The wonderful rose -- ...