For Teachers of Young Children.
- Le Courage.
- L'Ecole.
- Le Jour de Catherine.
- Jacqueline et Mirant.
- (From Nos Enfants. Anatole France. 12810. dd. 72. Hachette.)
- The Giant and the Jackstraw. By David Starr Jordan.
- (From Una and the Knights. For very small children.)
- The Musician.
- Legend of the Christmas Rose.
- (From The Girl from the Marsh Croft. Selma Lagerlöf. 12581. p. 99.)
- Both these should be shortened and adapted for narration.
I trust that the titles of my stories in this Section may not be misleading. Under the titles of “Myths, Legends and Fairy Tales,” I have included many which contain valuable ethical teaching, deep philosophy and stimulating examples for conduct in life. I regret that I have not been able to furnish in my own list many of the stories I consider good for narration, but the difficulty of obtaining permission has deterred me from further efforts in this direction. I hope, however, that teachers and students will look up the book containing these stories.