The Red Fairy Book - Illustrated by H. J. Ford and Lancelot Speed. Andrew Lang

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      The Red Fairy Book

      Edited By

      Andrew Lang

      Illustrated by

      H. J. Ford

      Copyright © 2015 Pook Press

      An imprint of Read Publishing Ltd.

      Home Farm, 44 Evesham Road, Cookhill, Alcester,

      Warwickshire, B49 5LJ

      This book is copyright and may not be reproduced or

      copied in any way without the express permission of

      the publisher in writing.

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      Contents

       List of Illustrations

       Andrew Lang

       H. J. Ford

       Preface

       The Twelve Dancing Princesses

       The Princess Mayblossom

       Soria Moria Castle

       The Death Of Koshchei The Deathless

       The Black Thief And Knight Of The Glen.

       The Master Thief

       Brother And Sister

       Princess Rosette

       The Enchanted Pig

       The Norka

       The Wonderful Birch

       Jack And The Beanstalk

       The Little Good Mouse

       Graciosa And Percinet

       The Three Princesses Of Whiteland

       The Voice Of Death

       The Six Sillies

       Kari Woodengown

       Drakestail

       The Ratcatcher

       The True History Of Little Golden Hood

       The Golden Branch

       The Three Dwarfs

       Dapplegrim

       The Enchanted Canary

       The Twelve Brothers

       Rapunzel

       The Nettle Spinner

       Farmer Weatherbeard

       Mother Holle

       Minnikin

       Bushy Bride

       Snowdrop

       The Golden Goose

       The Seven Foals

       The Marvellous Musician

       The Story Of Sigurd

      List of Illustrations

       The Twelve Princesses quit the castle by the secret staircase.

       Father Lawrence, conceiving himself to be addressed by an angel, falls on his knees before him.

       Darkestail meeting his various friends on his journey to the king’s palace.

       The Princess Zizi is restored to her proper shape.

       The sleeping King, guided by his attendants, cuts the fingers of the beautiful maiden.

      Biography

      of

      Andrew Lang

      Andrew Lang was born in Selkirk, Scotland in 1844. He attended the University of St. Andrews – which