Stories from the Lives of Saints.

The Children's Library of the Saints. Edited by Rev. W. Guy Pearse. Printed by Richard Jackson.
(This is an illustrated penny edition.)
From the Legenda Aurea. 012200. de.
The Story of St. Brandon (The Episode of the Birds). Vol 7, page 52.
The Story of St. Francis. Vol. 6, page 125.
The Story of Santa Clara and the Roses.
Saint Elisabeth of Hungary. Vol. 6, page 213.
St. Martin and the Cloak. Vol. 6, page 142.
The Legend of St. Marjory.
(Tales Facetiæ. 12350. b. 39.)
Melangell's Lambs.
(From The Welsh Fairy Book. W. Jenkyn Thomas. Fisher Unwin.)
Our Lady's Tumbler. (Twelfth Century Legend told by Philip Wicksteed. 012356. e. 59.)
(J. M. Dent. This story could be shortened and adapted without sacrificing too much of the beauty of the style.)
The Song of the Minster.
(From William Canton's Book of Saints. K.T.C. a/4. J. M. Dent. This should be shortened and somewhat simplified for narration, especially in the technical ecclesiastical terms.)
The Story of St. Kenelm the Little King.
(From Old English History for Children.)
The Story of King Alfred and St. Cuthbert.
The Story of Ædburg, the Daughter of Edward.
The Story of King Harold's Sickness and Recovery.

I commend all those who tell these stories to read the comments made on them by E. A. Freeman himself.

(From Old English History for Children. 012206. ppp. 7. J. M. Dent. Everyman Series.)