Eliot, George, 1819-1880. Mill on the Floss -- Adaptations; Siblings -- Juvenile fiction
By JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS. Brer Rabbit has become a household word, and
every child should know his adventures. Eight Coloured Plates.
KNIGHTS OF THE GRAIL.
The Legend of Lohengrin and the Story of Galahad. Eight Coloured
Plates.
JOHN DIETRICH.
Eight stories from "The Fairy Book" by Mrs. Craik. Eight Coloured
Plates.
AESOP'S FABLES.
MOTHER GOOSE.
LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF BARON MUNCHAUSEN.
THE LINDEN LEAF.
The Story of Siegfried from the _Nibelungen Lied_. Eight Coloured
Plates.
STORIES FROM TENNYSON.
COX'S GREEK STORIES.
Selections from "Tales of the Gods and Heroes." Eight Coloured Plates.
STORIES FROM SPENSER.
GULLIVER IN LILLIPUT.
ROBINSON CRUSOE. (Abridged.)
The famous story simply told in outline, but without loss of interest,
for children not yet able to read and understand the complete work of
Defoe.
THE UGLY DUCKLING.
A especially prepared edition of an evergreen nursery classic.
STORIES FROM THE ARABIAN NIGHTS.
THE ADVENTURES OF ULYSSES.
Simply told for children.
THE SIX GIFTS.
Stories retold for children from the "Earthly Paradise" of William
Morris.
JOHN HALIFAX'S BOYHOOD.
An adaptation and abridgment of the famous novel.
STORIES FROM "HIAWATHA."
The story of Longfellow's fine Indian Poem.
SIR THOMAS THUMB; or, The Wonderful Adventures of a Fairy Knight.
Eight Coloured Plates by Granville Fell
DON QUIXOTE
Told for children.
CHILDREN OF THE OLD TESTAMENT.
CHILDREN OF THE NEW TESTAMENT.
Six Coloured Plates in each.
_All these books are of high literary merit and of unusual artistic
charm._
OF ALL BOOKSELLERS.
THOMAS NELSON AND SONS, LTD.,
LONDON, EDINBURGH, AND NEW YORK.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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