AND THREE LITTLE GIRLS,
MARJORY, SUSAN, and GWYNETH.
CONTENTS
| PAGE | |
| The Golden Heart | [1] |
| The Sorcerer’s Sons and the Two Princesses of Japan | [45] |
| Grimaçon | [67] |
| The Dovecote | [102] |
| The Peacock’s Tail | [122] |
| The Pelican | [127] |
| The Cherry Trees | [146] |
| Jack Frost—A Story for Very Little Children | [164] |
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
| Great blue Lotos-Flowers were covering the brink to the water’s edge | [Frontispiece] |
| “Oh!” cried the Little Boy, “I see a dark thing far away in front” | [10] |
| A Thing which looked like a Human Figure was lying by a Fire | [20] |
| Then she turned half-startled and saw the Prince | [42] |
| The Sorcerer and the Princesses | [48] |
| The Procession was several miles long | [56] |
| She found her sitting at the window watering her flowers | [70] |
| A Deadly Combat then ensued | [96] |
| The Dovecote | [102] |
| Maddy Norey shows the Queen the room behind the fiery Roses | [108] |
| “Now I am simply perfect,” said she | [122] |
| That is the most charming girl I have ever seen | [128] |
| He ran forward and held her in his arms | [142] |
| The Daffodil Princess | [146] |
| Inside the hut the witch was sitting by the fire | [152] |
| In the very middle of the feast the Prince stood up in his place, calling on all to listen | [158] |
| He came down on a weathercock, which was fixed on top of a larch-tree | [164] |
THE GOLDEN HEART