(1) Sincerity demands a just expression 58 b) The principle of unity 59 (1) Unity demands a central idea 59 (2) Unity demands completeness 59 (3) Unity demands no irrelevant material 59 (4) Unity demands method, sequence and climax 59 c) The principle of mass 59 (1) Mass demands that the chief parts readily catch the eye 59 (2) Mass demands harmonious proportion of parts 59 d) The principle of coherence 59 (1) Coherence demands unmistakable relation of parts 59 (2) Coherence demands this unmistakable relation be preserved by the order, forms and connections 59 4) Form characterized by perfect adaptation of words to thought and feeling is called style 59 a) Style demands that form possess the four general qualities of form in perfection: precision, energy, delicacy, and personality 59 b) Style demands that form have its elements controlled by the four general principles: sincerity, unity, mass, and coherence 59 c) _Oeyvind and Marit_, a modern tale illustrating style 60 d) _Three Billy-Goats Gruff_, a folk-tale illustrating style 64 e) The folk-tale generally considered as to literary form 65 f) The tale by Grimm, Perrault, Dasent, Harris, Jacobs, Lang, and Andersen considered as to literary form 67 g) The tale of to-day considered as to literary form 69 III. The fairy tale as a short-story 70 1. Characters 71 a. Characters must be unique, original, and striking 72 b. Characters of the fairy tales 72 2. Plot 73