Children of the Dawn : Old Tales of GreeceBuckley, E. F. (Elsie Finnimore)
General
Children of the Dawn : Old Tales of Greece
Buckley, E. F. (Elsie Finnimore)
Mythology, Greek -- Juvenile literature
_'The quality of the poetry of the Misses Taylor has been
praised by such great judges that any praise from ourselves
would be superfluous. No other writers of children's poetry
have written of childish incident with all the child's
simplicity._--SPECTATOR.
_'Mr. Bedford's illustrations are not only very well drawn, but
inspired by just the right feeling. It may be added that the
Taylors were really the founders of a school. They gave a form
and character to nursery verse which have become classic, and
have been followed more or less by a long line of later
writers.'_--STANDARD.
_'Thanks are due to that delicate lover of literature and of
children, Mr. E. V. Lucas, for reprinting this veritable
classic.'_ TIMES OF INDIA.
[Illustration: 'Why should you fear to tell the truth?'--_p. 71_.]
Large Crown 8vo. printed on superfine paper, cloth boards.
WELLS GARDNER, DARTON, & CO., LTD., LONDON
Illustrated by F. D. Bedford
RUNAWAYS & CASTAWAYS
Edited with Introduction by E. V. LUCAS
[Illustration: "Hands his lady out, and gives the guard something for
himself;"]
Besides profuse black and white illustrations, the frontispiece and
title-page are daintily coloured.
_'Mr. E. V. Lucas has deliberately set himself to capture
hearts while young and tender.... In twenty years he will have
become such a power in the land as to be a national danger, and
his new work, "Runaways and Castaways," is only another step
towards this enviable destiny.'_--TIMES.
_'A collection of the most exciting and delightful runaway
stories in the world.'_ NATION.
_Large crown 8vo. printed on superfine paper, cloth boards._
Illustrated by F. D. Bedford
ANOTHER BOOK OF VERSES FOR CHILDREN
Selected and Edited by E. V. LUCAS
[Illustration: We know not who in olden time It was who first invented
rhyme]
But few have done as much as he To brighten things for you and me.]
Profusely Illustrated in Black and White, with Frontispiece and
Title-page beautifully printed in Colour.
'_A delightful compilation, and noticeably excellent in the
method of its arrangement._'
ATHENÆUM.
'_We may briefly and emphatically describe it as the most
charming anthology for children that we have seen, original in
choice and arrangement, beautifully bound, and owing no little
to Mr. F. D. Bedford's delightful and sympathetic
illustrations._'
GUARDIAN.
'_Most happily selected, Moreover, the light and humorous
verse--verse harmless without any obvious moral--is too much
neglected, for children like to be amused, and this need is
sometimes forgotten._'
SPECTATOR.
'_The volume is in itself a real gift-book, being admirably
bound, printed, and illustrated._'
THE WORLD.
_Large crown 8vo. printed on superfine paper, cloth boards._
Illustrated by Gordon Browne
FAIRY TALES FROM GRIMM
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
Reviews
Reviews
No reviews yet
Be the first to share your thoughts on this work.
Elsewhere in the archive
Join the Discussion
Join the discussion
Sign in to leave a comment or review.
Sign InorCreate an account