2) _The Elves and the Shoemaker_ as expression in the dramatic game 145 3) _Little Two-Eyes_ as expression in dramatization. A fairy-play outline. (See _Appendix_) 145 4) _Snow White_ as expression in dramatization. (See _Appendix_) 145 5) _Sleeping Beauty_ as expression of partial narration, dramatic game, and dramatization combined 146 6) _The Little Lamb and the Little Fish_, an original tale developed from a Grimm fragmentary tale, illustrating expression in folk-game and dramatization. (See _Appendix_) 147 7) _The Bird and the Trees_, an original play illustrating expression in rhythm play and dramatization 149 8) _How the Birds came to Have Different Nests_, an original play illustrating language expression and dramatization. (See _Appendix_) 151 9) Andersen's _Fir Tree_ as expression in dramatization, illustrating organization of ideas through a play 152 IV. References 154 IV. THE HISTORY OF FAIRY TALES I. The origin of fairy tales 158 1. The fairy tale defined 159 2. The derivation and history of the name, _fairy_ 159 a. Four senses in which _fairy_ has been used 160 3. The theories concerning the origin of fairy tales 161 a. Fairy tales are detritus of myth 161 1) The evolution of the tale 161 b. Fairy tales are myths of Sun, Rain, Dawn, Thunder, etc., the Aryan Theory 162 c. Fairy tales all arose in India, the Philological theory 165 d. Fairy tales owe their origin to the identity of early fancy 167 e. Fairy tales owe their origin to a combination of all these theories 167 II. The transmission of fairy tales 167 1. The oral transmission of fairy tales 167 a. Examples of transmission of fairy tales: _Jack the Giant-Killer_, _Dick Whittington_, etc. 168