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22. Baltic Wizards Index WONDER TALES FROM BALTIC WIZARDS. BY Frances Jenkins Olcott. 1928. TitlePage Foreword Wizards in FolkLore Contents The Magic Drum Calls You! http://www.sacred-texts.com/neu/bw/

Sacred Texts WONDER TALES FROM BALTIC WIZARDS BY FRANCES JENKINS OLCOTT Title Page Foreword: Wizards in Folk-Lore Contents The Magic Drum Calls You! Lapland of Aurora Colors, Mossy Tundras, And Reindeer Herds From Lapland The Battle of the Wizards Kari Woodencoat The Giant Who Did Not Like Bones ... The Red-Haired Wizard Finland of the Thousand Lakes, Lost Daughter of the Baltic Sea From Finland Magic Singing The Living Kantele The Hidden Maiden ... The Wizard with the Lolling Red Tongue Estonia, Wise and Free, Land of Wonder Legends From Estonia The Singing Sword The Maiden of the Milky Way The Luck Egg ... The Wizard with Yellow Eyeballs and Green Hair Latvia Of Feast Of Flowers, And, Courland, God's Own Little Country From Latvia The Gold Axe Castle-Treasure What Witches Tell ... The Wizard with Bushy Golden Head and Apple-Red Cheeks Lithuania of the Fragrant Amber From Lithuania Luck, Luck in the Red Coat! Poor Man and Never-Enough Little White Horse ... The Vanishment! Interesting Things The Tiny History of East Baltic Lands The Tiny Dictionary of Strange East Baltic Things

23. Sacred Texts: Legends And Sagas Baltic Wizards by Frances Jenkins Olcott 1928 This is a diverse collection of folklore,retold for young readers, from the Baltic region, including Finland. http://www.sacred-texts.com/neu/

Topics African Age of Reason Alchemy Americana ... Judaism Legends/Sagas Basque Celtic England Icelandic ... Buy Books: Legends and Sagas Legends and Sagas Image: How at the Castle of Corbin a maiden bare in the Sangreal [Holy Grail] and foretold the achievements of Galahad (Arthur Rackham)." Northern European Arabia Basque Celtic ... Spain This section of sacred-texts archives the rich literature of Sagas and Legends. These are mostly (but not all) from Northern Europe, and primarily based on legendary events and people from the Middle Ages. Many of these narratives are based on archetypal stories that date even further back in time. Northern European Teutonic Myth and Legend by Donald Mackenzie [1912] Arabian Nights The 1001 Arabian Nights (Burton, tr.) This is an 'unexpurgated' version, translated from the Arabic by the Orientalist Sir Richard Burton. The 1001 Arabian Nights (Lang, ed.) This is a version suitable for Victorian children, translated and abridged from the French version of Galland by the folklorist Andrew Lang. 1001 Arabian Nights A full etext of the 16 volume Burton translation [External Site] See also: Vikram and the Vampire , Sir Richard Burton, translator. [1870]

24. Project Gutenberg - Author Index: O 03; Serge Panine — Volume 04. Okakura, Kakuzo. Book Of Tea, The.Olcott, Frances Jenkins. Good Stories For Holidays. Oliphant, Mrs.A http://www.gutenberg.net/browse/IA_O

H ome P ersonalize Books A uthor: T itle Word(s): How To F ind Advanced ... ecent Books About Us D onate E vents ... ontacts In Depth V olunteering HO W ... ewsletters Author Index: O Authors: A B C D ... other Titles: A B C D ... other Languages: Bulgarian Chinese Danish Dutch ... Yiddish Ober, C. K. Out of the Fog O'Brien, Edward J. and John Cournos, editors The Best British Short Stories of 1922 O'Brien, Fredrick Mystic Isles of the South Seas. O'Brien, Seumas Duty, and other Irish Comedies O'Cotter, Pat Rhymes of a Roughneck Ogden, Ruth Tattine Ogg, Frederic Austin Old Northwest, The: a chronicle of the Ohio Valley and beyond O'Grady, Standish Coming Of Cuculain, The Early Bardic Literature, Ireland. Ohnet, Georges Okakura, Kakuzo Book Of Tea, The Olcott, Frances Jenkins Good Stories For Holidays Oliphant, Mrs. A Beleaguered City Being A Narrative of Certain Recent Events in the City of Semur, in the Department of the Haute Bourgogne. A Story of the Seen and the Unseen Oliphant, Mrs. (Margaret) Jeanne D'Arc: her life and death Oliver, Charles A. (Charles Alexander) ABC's Of Science Oliver, Stephen Deadly Pollen Ollivant, Alfred

25. Detailed Record Grimm s fairy tales. • By Jacob Grimm ; Wilhelm Grimm ; Frances Clarke Sayers; Frances Jenkins Olcott • Publisher Chicago, Follett Pub. Co. http://worldcatlibraries.org/wcpa/ow/8e10ef17f3a64774.html

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26. 432-Bibliography Of Cornish Folklore On Gandolf Dot Com O. Olcott, Frances Jenkins. Wonder Tales from the Fairy Isles England. Cornwall,Wales, Scotland, Mand and Ireland. Constance Whittemore, illustrations. http://www.gandolf.com/reference/bibliography.shtml

Reference Select Main Page: Front Door Home Page About Gandolf dot Com Authors Awards Business Cornish Folklore Gandolf and Gandalf Graphics Guest Book Library (Buy Books) Links Reference Search Gandolf dot Com Shop Bag End dot Com Select a Sub-Page: Cornish Reference Index to Cornish Reference Bibliography Glossary A Ashe, Geoffrey, editor. The Quest for Arthur's Britain. London: Collins Publishing Group / Grafton Books / Paladin, 1971. Ashton, John, introduction. Chapbooks of the Eighteenth Century . Illustrated. Reissue of first publication in 1882. New York: Benjamin Blom, 1966. Top B Baring-Gould, Sabine, Rev. (1834-1924). A Book of Cornwall. Baring-Gould, Sabine, Rev.(1834-1924). Brittany. Baring-Gould, Sabine, Rev. (1834-1924). Cornish Characters and Strange Events. London: John Lane, the Bodley Head; New York: John Land Co., 1909. Baring-Gould, Sabine, Rev. (1834-1924). Curious Mythe of the Middle Ages. London, New York and Bombay: Longmans, Green, and Co., 1906. Baring-Gould, Sabine, Rev. (1834-1924). The Lives of the Saints.

27. Christmas Potpourri: Holiday Etexts Stories, 1905 François Coppée The Wooden Shoes of Little Wolff, from Good Storiesfor Great Holidays, edited by Frances Jenkins Olcott, 1914 J. Stirling http://www.elliemik.com/christmasetexts2.html

Reading made Don Quixote a gentleman, but believing what he read made him mad. George Bernard Shaw Authors and Books for Children She is too fond of books and it has turned her brain. Louisa May Alcott Home Article Index Author Index Book Review Index ... Links "Why, my baby," whispered Mrs. Bird in soft surprise, "I had forgotten what day it was. You are a little Christmas child, and we will name you 'Carol'—mother's little Christmas Carol!" Kate Douglas Wiggin, The Birds' Christmas Carol Radiance of Peace Available at AllPosters.com More holiday posters! Christmas was the natural season for the family to gather to "see who's here and who's there, who's gettin' on and who isn't, and who's dead and buried. ..." Bret Harte, "Dick Spindler's Family Christmas" Father Christmas Available at AllPosters.com More holiday posters! The Christmas tapers burned lower and lower, and finally went out, one by one, till there was left only the one above the angel and the star. Annie Fellows Johnston, The Little Colonel's Holidays Christmas Eve Available at AllPosters.com

28. Christmas Potpourri: Holiday Etexts A Legend (originally published in Story of Santa Klaus, 1909), from Good Storiesfor Great Holidays, edited by Frances Jenkins Olcott, 1914 The Thunder Oak http://www.elliemik.com/christmasetexts5.html

Reading made Don Quixote a gentleman, but believing what he read made him mad. George Bernard Shaw Authors and Books for Children She is too fond of books and it has turned her brain. Louisa May Alcott Home Article Index Author Index Book Review Index ... Links "... You are as Christmas-mad as if you had never been trained to more sensible things!" Marion Harland, The Christmas Holly First Christmas Available at AllPosters.com More holiday posters! Of all the saints that little children love is there any to compare with Santa Claus? Amy Steedman, "Saint Nicholas" Merry Christmas Available at AllPosters.com More holiday posters! "I think we will make a Christmas candle such as we used to have in England when I was a little girl," she told the children. Margaret B. Pumphrey, "The Christmas Candle" Mistletoe Snowman Available at AllPosters.com More holiday posters! "... the angels fly down from heaven every Christmas Eve, if we could only see them." Selma Lagerlöf, "The Holy Night" Sentinel of Peace Available at AllPosters.com More holiday posters!

29. Good Stories For Holidays By Frances J. Olcott ARRANGED FOR STORYTELLING AND READING ALOUD AND FOR THE CHILDREN S OWN READING.BY Frances Jenkins Olcott. Index according to reading level is appended. http://emotional-literacy-education.com/classic-books-online-b/sthol10.htm

Good Stories for Holidays by Frances J. Olcott Hypertext Meanings and Commentaries from the Encyclopedia of the Self by Mark Zimmerman GOOD STORIES FOR GREAT HOLIDAYS ARRANGED FOR STORY-TELLING AND READING ALOUD AND FOR THE CHILDREN'S OWN READING BY FRANCES JENKINS OLCOTT Index according to reading level is appended. TO THE STORY-TELLER This volume, though intended also for the children's own reading and for reading aloud, is especially planned for story-telling. The latter is a delightful way of arousing a gladsome holiday spirit , and of showing the inner meanings of different holidays. As stories used for this purpose are scattered through many volumes, and as they are not always in the concrete form required for story-telling, I have endeavored to bring together myths, legends, tales, and historical stories suitable to holiday occasions. There are here collected one hundred and twenty stories for seventeen holidaysstories grave, gay, humorous, or fanciful; also some that are spiritual in feeling , and others that give the delicious thrill of horror so craved by boys and girls at Halloween time. The range of selection

30. E Books The Night Before Christmas (1822) Clement Moore Ebook Palm web version, GoodStories for Great Holidays (1914) Frances Jenkins Olcott Ebook Palm web http://www.victoriaspast.com/SharingPoetry/loveofpoetry.htm

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33. KISS Grammar: Charles W. Moores, LINCOLN AND THE LITTLE GIRL (AK L2) Olcott, Frances Jenkins, Good Stories For Holidays (1914). Notes. 1. This is oneof those idiomatic constructions that grammarians will argue about forever. http://nweb.pct.edu/homepage/staff/evavra/kiss/wb/G07/Oct/D29/AKL2.htm

The KISS Grammar Workbooks Back to October Menu Codes and Color Key Analysis Key for LINCOLN AND THE LITTLE GIRL Charles W. Moores, Life of Abraham Lincoln for Boys and Girls , when Lincoln was one (PN) he noticed a little girl (DO) who stood crying bitterly He stopped to learn what was wrong (PA) and was told that she was about (PA) to miss a long-promised visit because the wagon had not come You need n't let that trouble you," was his cheering reply (PN) You Just come along and we shall make it all right." Lifting the trunk , and taking the little girl he went a half-mile NuA put her (DO) and her trunk (DO) and sent her (DO) away that is still there Olcott, Frances Jenkins, Good Stories For Holidays Notes 1. This is one of those idiomatic constructions that grammarians will argue about forever. Although I have labeled "about" as a predicate adjective, there are several other possible explanations. Some people might consider "about" to be a prepostion with the infinitive "to miss" as its object. The prepostional phrase would then probably be considered as functioning as an adverb to "was." Other people may simply consider "was about to miss" as the finite verb phrase. No one ever has a problem with this construction, so any of these explanations should be accepted. 2. Unless they have had a lot of experience analyzing clauses, expect students to have lots of trouble with this one. First of all, the quotation is a subordinate clause that functions as the subject of "was." Some grammarians will argue about "need let" as a finite verb, claiming that it should be explained as the finite verb "need," with the infinitive "to let" as the direct object of "need," as in "you do not need to let ...."

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36. Native American Legends Spring Beauty. From Olcott, Frances Jenkins. Good Stories for GreatHolidays. IKTOMI AND THE DUCKS. IKTOMI is a spider fairy. He wears http://faerymists.tripod.com/fytales/native.htm

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Native American Tales THE SPRING BEAUTY AN OJIBBEWAY LEGEND BY HENRY R. SCHOOLCRAFT [ADAPTED] AN old man was sitting in his lodge, by the side of a frozen stream. It was the end of winter, the air was not so cold, and his fire was nearly out. He was old and alone. His locks were white with age, and he trembled in every joint. Day after day passed, and he heard nothing but the sound of the storm sweeping before it the new-fallen snow. One day while his fire was dying, a handsome young man approached and entered the lodge. His cheeks were red, his eyes sparkled. He walked with a quick, light step. His forehead was bound with a wreath of sweet-grass, and he carried a bunch of fragrant flowers in his hand. "Ah, my son," said the old man, "I am happy to see you. Come in! Tell me your adventures, and what strange lands you have seen. I will tell you of my wonderful deeds, and what I can perform. You shall do the same, and we will amuse each other."

37. Folklore And Mythology Electronic Texts, Page 2 Olcott, Frances Jenkins. Good Stories for Great Holidays (1914). From the ElectronicText Center, University of Virginia Library. Old Men. Killing of Old Men. http://www.pitt.edu/~dash/folktexts2.html

Folklore and Mythology Electronic Texts page 2 edited and/or translated by D. L. Ashliman University of Pittsburgh Return to: Folk and Mythology Electronic Texts, page 1 Folk and Fairy Tale Links Germanic Myths, Legends, and Sagas A ... Z N The Name of the Helper . Folktales of type 500, in which a mysterious and threatening helper is defeated when the hero or heroine discovers his name. Rumpelstiltskin (Germany). Doubleturk (Germany). Mistress Beautiful (Germany). Kugerl (Germany). Zirkzirk (Germany). Purzinigele (Austria). Kruzimugeli (Austria). The Girl Who Could Spin Gold from Clay and Long Straw (Sweden). Tom Tit Tot (England). Duffy and the Devil (England). Whuppity Stoorie (Scotland). Peerie Fool [Peerifool] (Orkney Islands). Gwarwyn-a-throt (Wales). The Rival Kempers (Ireland). Penelop (Wales). Silly go Dwt (Wales). Kinkach Martinko (a Slav folktale). Names. The Master Who Gave Strange Names to Things in His House , folktales of type 1562A making fun of people who insist on pretentious titles. The Clever Apprentice (Scotland). Master of All Masters (England).

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39. Browsing The Inventory Of Quarry Books By Author L LANE, EDWARD WILLIAM Olcott, Frances Jenkins STORIES FROM THE ARABIAN NIGHTS Selectededited and arranged for young people by Frances Jenkins Olcott. http://www.biblio.com/browse_books/author/l/8723.html

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