A Study of Fairy Tales Part 26

* THE CAT AND THE MOUSE.

* HENNY PENNY.

1 THE HISTORY OF TOM THUMB.

* HOW JACK WENT TO SEEK HIS FORTUNE.

1 JACK AND THE BEAN-STALK.

* JOHNNY CAKE.

* LAZY JACK.

* THE MAGPIE'S NEST.

1 MASTER OF ALL MASTERS.

* M MIACCA.

1 M VINEGAR.

* THE OLD WOMAN AND HER PIG.

* PUDDOCK, MOUSIE, AND RATTON.

1 Sc.r.a.pEFOOT.

* THE STORY OF THREE BEARS.

* THE STORY OF THREE LITTLE PIGS.

* TEENY TINY.

* t.i.tTY MOUSE AND TATTY MOUSE.

Modern Fairy Tales, by Andersen:

* THE FIR TREE.

* FIVE PEAS IN A POD.

1 THE HAPPY FAMILY (retold in _Tales of Laughter_).

LITTLE IDA'S FLOWERS (read).

* OLE-LUK-OLE (read to end of Thursday).

THURSDAY, WEDDING OF A MOUSE.

* THE PRINCESS AND THE PEA.

* THE SNOW MAN.

1 THE STEADFAST TIN SOLDIER.

THE TOP AND THE BALL.

* THUMBELINA.

WHAT THE MOON SAW: * LITTLE GIRL AND CHICKENS.

* THE NEW FROCK (realistic).

* LITTLE CHIMNEY SWEEP.

* BEAR WHO PLAYED "SOLDIERS."

* BREAD AND b.u.t.tER.

Uncle Remus Tales, by Harris, in _Nights with Uncle Remus_:

* BRER RABBIT AND THE LITTLE TAR BABY.

* BROTHER RABBIT AND THE LITTLE GIRL.

* BROTHER RABBIT TAKES A WALK.

* BROTHER RABBIT TAKES SOME EXERCISE.

* CUTTA CORD-LA (similar to Wolf and Seven Kids).

* How BROTHER RABBIT BROKE UP A PARTY.

* How BROTHER RABBIT FRIGHTENS HIS NEIGHBORS.

* How M ROOSTER LOST HIS DINNER (read).

* IN SOME LADY'S GARDEN.

* M BENJAMIN RAM (Brother Rabbit's Riddle).

* THE MOON IN THE MILL-POND (pourquois).

* WHY BROTHER BEAK HAS NO TAIL (pourquois).

* WHY M DOG RUNS AFTER BROTHER RABBIT.

* WHY GUINEA FOWLS ARE SPECKLED (pourquois).

Uncle Remus Tales, by Harris, in _Uncle Remus and the Little Boy_:

* BROTHER BILLY GOAT'S DINNER.

BROTHER FOX SMELLS SMOKE.

* BROTHER RABBIT AND BROTHER TIGER.

* BROTHER RABBIT AND BROTHER LION (similar to _The Dog and His Shadow_).

* BROTHER MUD-TURTLE'S TRICKERY.

* BROTHER RABBIT'S MONEY MINT.

1 BROTHER WOLF SAYS GRACE.

1 THE FIRE TEST (Use with _Three Pigs_).

FUN AT THE FERRY.

* HEYO, HOUSE.

THE LITTLE RABBITS.

MRS. PARTRIDGE HAS A FIT.

WHY BROTHER FOX'S LEGS ARE BLACK.

* WHY THE HAWK CATCHES CHICKENS.

Tale, by Harris, in _Little Mr. Thimblefinger_:

* WHY BILLY-GOAT'S TAIL IS SHORT.

Miscellaneous Tales:

* THE ADVENTURES OF LITTLE FIELD MOUSE, _Stories to Tell_, Bryant.

* BETA AND THE LAME GIANT, Miss Harrison, _In Storyland_.

* BILLY BOBTAIL, Jane Hoxie, _Kindergarten Stories; Child-Lore Dramatic Reader_, Scribners.

* BLUNDER AND THE WIs.h.i.+NG GATE, Louise Chollet, in _Child Life in Prose_, Whittier.

* THE BOY AND THE GOAT, OR THE GOAT IN THE TURNIP FIELD (Norwegian), _Primer_, Free and Treadwell; _Child-Lore Dramatic Reader_, Scribners.

* THE CAP THAT MOTHER MADE OR ANDER'S NEW CAP (Swedish), _Swedish Fairy Tales_, McClurg; _For the Story-Teller_, Bailey.

1 THE CAT AND THE PARROT OR THE GREEDY CAT, _HOW to Tell Stories_, Bryant; _Tales of Laughter_, Wiggin and Smith.

1 THE CAT THAT WAITED, _Cla.s.sics in Dramatic Form_, vol. I, Stevenson.

* THE CAT, THE c.o.c.k, AND THE FOX, _Tales of Laughter_, Wiggin and Smith.

1 CLYTIE, _Nature Myths_, Flora Cooke.

1 THE c.o.c.k, THE MOUSE, AND THE LITTLE RED HEN, Felicite Lefevre, Jacobs.

* THE COUNTRY MOUSE AND THE CITY MOUSE, _aesop's Fables_, Joseph Jacobs.

* DAME WIGGINS AND HER CATS, Mrs. Sharp, in _Six Nursery Cla.s.sics_, Heath.

* THE DISCONTENTED PENDULUM, Jane Taylor, in _In the Child's World_, Poulsson.

* THE DOLL WHO WAS SISTER TO A PRINCESS, THE TOY STORIES, Carolyn Bailey, _Kindergarten Review_, Dec., 1914.

* DRAKESBILL, _The Story-Teller's Book_, O'Grady and Throop; _The Fairy Ring_, Wiggin and Smith; _Firelight Stories_, Bailey.

* THE ELEPHANT'S CHILD, _Just-So Stories_, Kipling.

1 THE FIRST CHRISTMAS TREE, _A Little Book of Profitable Tales_, Eugene Field.

1 THE FIVE LITTLE PIGS, Katherine Pyle, in _Wide Awake Second Reader_, Little.