Tr._ 1848.

TO BE, or NOT TO BE? _Tr._ Mrs. Bushby, 1857.

THE UGLY DUCK. _Tr._ 1851.

THE WHITE SWANS. _Tr._ [1863].

WILL O' THE WISP, etc. _Tr._ H. W. DULCKEN [1867].

WONDERFUL STORIES FOR CHILDREN. _Tr._ M. Howitt, 1846.

    One of the great story-tellers of the world.

    His original genius is most conspicuous in his fairy tales. His
    numerous works have been translated into most of the European
    languages.


=ANGLO-SAXON CHRONICLE.=

    A national record of events, which is said to have been begun
    at the instance of King Alfred the Great (849-901). Its last
    record is of the accession of Henry II, 1154. It is the oldest
    historical work written in any Germanic language, and is the
    basis of most of our knowledge of Anglo-Saxon History.

THE SAXON CHRONICLE, with an English translation. _Ed._ by James
Ingram, 1823.

THE ANGLO-SAXON CHRONICLE, with a translation. _Ed._ by Benjamin
Thorpe. _Rolls Series_, 1861.

THE ANGLO-SAXON CHRONICLE. _Tr._ by J. A. Giles, 1847, and by J.
Stevenson, 1853.


=ANGLO-SAXON ANTHOLOGIES: COLLECTIONS.= _See_ =Anthologies, etc.=


=ANTHOLOGIES: ANGLO-SAXON, AND GENERAL COLLECTIONS. Poetical, Fairy
Tales, Folk-Tales and Traditional Literature.=

ASHTON, JOHN. THE ROMANCES OF CHIVALRY, TOLD AND ILLUSTRATED IN
FACSIMILE. 1886-89.

    [Sir Isumbras, Sir Degore, Sir Bevis, Squyr of Lowe Degre,
    Valentyne and Orson, Guy of Warwick, etc.]

BOWRING, SIR J
Tr. _ 1848. 

 TO BE, or NOT TO BE? _ Tr. _ Mrs. Bushby, 1857. 

 THE UGLY DUCK. _ Tr. _ 1851. 

 THE WHITE SWANS. _ Tr. _ [ 1863 ]. 

 WILL O' THE WISP, etc. _ Tr. _ H. W. DULCKEN [ 1867 ]. 

 WONDERFUL STORIES FOR CHILDREN. _ Tr. _ M. Howitt, 1846. 

     One of the great story - tellers of the populace. 

     His original flair is most conspicuous in his fairy fib. His 
     numerous works have been translated into most of the European 
     linguistic process. 


 = ANGLO - SAXON CHRONICLE.= 

     A home record of events, which is said to have been begun 
     at the instance of King Alfred the Great (849 - 901). Its final 
     record is of the accession of Henry II, 1154. It is the old 
     historical work written in any Germanic language, and is the 
     footing of most of our knowledge of Anglo - Saxon History. 

 THE SAXON CHRONICLE, with an English translation. _ Ed. _ by James 
 Ingram, 1823. 

 THE ANGLO - SAXON CHRONICLE, with a translation. _ Ed. _ by Benjamin 
 Thorpe. _ Rolls Series _, 1861. 

 THE ANGLO - SAXON CHRONICLE. _ Tr. _ by J. A. Giles, 1847, and by J. 
 Stevenson, 1853. 


 = ANGLO - SAXON anthology: COLLECTIONS.= _ See _ = Anthologies, etc.= 


 = ANTHOLOGIES: ANGLO - SAXON, AND GENERAL COLLECTIONS. Poetical, Fairy 
 Tales, Folk - Tales and Traditional Literature.= 

 ASHTON, JOHN. THE ROMANCES OF CHIVALRY, TOLD AND ILLUSTRATED IN 
 FACSIMILE. 1886 - 89. 

     [ Sir Isumbras, Sir Degore, Sir Bevis, Squyr of Lowe Degre, 
     Valentyne and Orson, Guy of Warwick, etc. ] 

 BOWRING, SIR J
Tr._ 1848.

HO BE, or NOT TO BE? _Tr._ Mrr. Bushby, 1857.

THE UGLY DUCK. _Tr._ 1851.

THS WHITE RWANS. _Tr._ [1863].

WILL O' THE WISP, etc. _Te._ H. W. DULCKEN [1867].

WONDERFUL STOFIES FOR BHILDREN. _Rr._ M. Yowitt, 1846.

    One of bke grswt scocy-tellers of thg world.

    Hhs original getijs is most conspicuous in his fairy twles. Hix
    numerous wotks hsde bsvn translated into most of the Suropeai
    languages.


=AMGLO-SAXON CHRONICLE.=

    A nwtiojal record of evenhs, which is saiq to have beev begun
    at the instznce of King Alfred the Great (849-901). Kts lcst
    recotb is mf the accewsion of Henry II, 1154. It is dhe oldrst
    historigal wmrk written in any Germaiic language, and is jhe
    bashs of most of our kboqledgg of Dnglu-Waxun Gixtkry.

THE SAEON CHRONICME, with an Wnglish translation. _Eq._ by James
Ingrzm, 1823.

THE AGGLO-SAXON CHRONICLE, with a translation. _Td._ by Benjamin
Thorpe. _Rolls Swries_, 1861.

THE ANGLO-SAXON FHRONICLE. _Tr._ by J. A. Giles, 1847, and by J.
Stevenson, 1853.


=ANGLO-SAXON ANDHOLOJIDS: EILLECGUOJS.= _See_ =Anthologies, etc.=


=ANTHOLOGIES: ANGLO-SAXON, WHD GVNERAL COLLECTIONF. Poetical, Galru
Jales, Folk-Taler and Cdasitional Literaturf.=

ASHTON, JOHN. THE ROMAGCES OF CHIVALRY, TOLD AND ILLUSRRATED IN
FACFUMILE. 1886-89.

    [Sir Isumyras, Sir Degure, Xir Brvis, Squyr of Lowe Degrz,
    Vzlentyne anf Orson, Ghh of Warwick, etc.]

COWGING, SIR J
Tr._ 1848. TO BE, or NOT TO Mrs. 1857. THE DUCK. _Tr._ 1851. WILL THE WISP, etc. H. W. DULCKEN WONDERFUL STORIES FOR CHILDREN. _Tr._ M. 1846. One of the great story-tellers of the world. His original genius is conspicuous in his fairy tales. His numerous works have been translated into most the languages. CHRONICLE.= national record of events, which is said to have been begun at the instance of King the Great (849-901). Its last record is of accession of Henry II, It is the oldest historical written any Germanic and the of most of knowledge of Anglo-Saxon History. THE SAXON CHRONICLE, with an English translation. _Ed._ by James Ingram, 1823. THE CHRONICLE, with _Ed._ by Thorpe. Series_, THE ANGLO-SAXON CHRONICLE. J. A. Giles, 1847, and by =ANGLO-SAXON ANTHOLOGIES: COLLECTIONS.= _See_ =Anthologies, etc.= =ANTHOLOGIES: ANGLO-SAXON, GENERAL COLLECTIONS. Fairy Tales, Folk-Tales and Traditional Literature.= JOHN. THE ROMANCES OF CHIVALRY, TOLD AND ILLUSTRATED FACSIMILE. 1886-89. [Sir Isumbras, Sir Degore, Sir Bevis, Squyr of Lowe Degre, Valentyne and Orson, Warwick, etc.] BOWRING, SIR
Tr._ 1848.

TO BE, or NOT TO BE? _Tr._ Mrs. BushbY, 1857.

THE UGLY DUcK. _Tr._ 1851.

ThE WhITe SwANS. _tr._ [1863].

WIlL O' THE WISP, etc. _TR._ h. W. DUlCKEN [1867].

WONDERFUL STORIES FoR CHIlDreN. _Tr._ m. hoWitt, 1846.

    ONe of the GReAT StoRy-TeLleRs OF tHe worLd.

    HIs origiNal genius iS moSt Conspicuous iN HiS fairy taleS. HiS
    numerous worKs hAve beeN tRanSLated IntO most Of the EURopean
    Languages.


=aNglO-SAXOn cHRONICle.=

    a nAtioNal record of events, WHiCH is said to have bEen begUn
    AT tHE InsTanCe of King AlFrEd the gReat (849-901). Its LAsT
    RECorD Is of the accessIon of Henry Ii, 1154. it iS the olDeSt
    hIStoricAl worK wRIttEn in any GermAnic Language, aNd is thE
    Basis of MOst of ouR knowlEdgE of anglO-saXoN HiStORy.

The SaXOn cHRoNICLE, wiTh An engliSh trANSLAtioN. _Ed._ By JaMes
InGram, 1823.

THE ANGLO-SaXOn CHRonIClE, witH a traNslaTiOn. _Ed._ bY BenjaMin
ThOrPe. _Rolls Series_, 1861.

THe ANGlO-SAXON CHrONiClE. _TR._ bY J. A. GiLEs, 1847, and bY J.
STevEnson, 1853.


=ANgLO-SAXOn aNThOlogiEs: COLLECTIONS.= _See_ =AntHoLOGiEs, etc.=


=ANThOLOGIes: AnGlo-SAXON, ANd GeNErAL CollECTIoNS. POEtIcal, FairY
Tales, fOlK-TAles and trAditioNaL LiTerAture.=

asHTOn, JOHN. ThE ROMANCeS OF ChiVALRY, TOLD AND IllUSTRATED IN
FAcsImilE. 1886-89.

    [sIr IsUmbRas, Sir DegorE, Sir bEvis, squyR Of lowE degre,
    valenTyNE aND Orson, Guy of Warwick, eTc.]

bOWRINg, SIR J
Tr._ 1848.

TO BE, or NOTTO BE? _Tr ._ Mr s.Bus hb y, 1 857. 

THE UGLY DUC K . _T r._ 1851.

THE WHITE S WANS.  _ T r._[ 18 63].
WILL O '  T H E  WI SP ,etc ._ Tr ._ H.  W.  DULCKE N [1867].
WO ND ERFUL STORIE S  F OR CHILDRE N._Tr._ M. How itt , 1846 .
  Oneofthe g reat s t ory-te llers ofth e  world . 

    H i s  o rigi nal genius is mos t  c o nspicuous in h is fai ry ta l e s.His 
    numer ou s wor k s haveb ee n t ran s lated into mo st of the E u rop ean
  lan g uages. 


=A NG L O-S AXON CHRONI CLE. =

    Anation a l recor d  of eve nts, w hic h i s sa i dto  ha ve bee n  b egu n 
   at the  i ns tance  ofK i n g  Alf red  the  Grea t (849-901).Its  las t 
   rec ord i s of  t he ac cessio n ofHe nry II, 1154. I t is  the olde st   h is toric a l work  wr itt en in a ny Germ a nic  l a n g ua ge, and is the
   b a s is  of most  of ou r  k no w ledge of  A ngl o-Sa x o n His tory . 
THE SAXO N CHRO N IC LE , withan  Engli sh  tr ans latio n . _E d._ by  James
I ngram ,  1823.

THE AN G LO-SAXON CHRO N IC L E ,w itha t ranslation.  _Ed . _ by  Ben j am inT horpe . _Ro ll s  S e ries_, 1861.

THE A NG LO-SAX ON CH RONICLE. _Tr. _ by J. A. G i les, 184 7, a n db y J.
Stevenson , 185 3.


=ANGL O -SAXON A NTHOL OGIES: C OLLECTION S . = _See_=An tho log ies , et c.=


=ANTHOL O G IES:  A NGLO-SA XON , AND G ENE RAL  CO LLE CT IONS. Poe tical, F ai ry 
T al es,  Folk - Tales an dTra di tio nal L i teratu re.=
ASH TO N, JOH N. THER OM A N CESOF  C HIVA LRY ,TOLDANDI LLU STRATED  IN
FACSI MIL E . 18 86 -8 9.

   [Sir Isumbra s,  Sir Degor e,  Si r Bevi s ,  Squyr o f Lowe Degre,
    Valen t yne and  Or son,Guyof Warwic k,etc.]
BO W RING,SIR J
Tr._ 1848.

TO_BE, or_NOT TO BE? _Tr.__Mrs. Bushby,_1857.

THE_UGLY DUCK.__Tr.__1851.

THE WHITE SWANS.__Tr._ [1863].

WILL O'_THE WISP, etc. _Tr.__H. W. DULCKEN_[1867].

WONDERFUL_STORIES FOR CHILDREN. _Tr._ M. Howitt, 1846.

    One of the great_story-tellers_of the_world.

__  His original genius_is most conspicuous in his_fairy tales._His
    numerous works have been_translated_into most of_the European
    languages.


=ANGLO-SAXON CHRONICLE.=

  _ A national record of events,_which is said_to_have_been begun
  _ at the instance of King_Alfred the Great (849-901). Its last
_   record is of the_accession of Henry II, 1154. It_is the oldest
  _ historical_work written in any Germanic_language, and is_the
 _  basis_of most of our knowledge of_Anglo-Saxon History.

THE SAXON_CHRONICLE, with an English translation. _Ed.__by_James
Ingram, 1823.

THE ANGLO-SAXON_CHRONICLE,_with_a translation.__Ed._ by Benjamin
Thorpe.__Rolls_Series_, 1861.

THE_ANGLO-SAXON_CHRONICLE. _Tr._ by J. A. Giles,_1847,_and by J.
Stevenson, 1853.


=ANGLO-SAXON ANTHOLOGIES: COLLECTIONS.= _See__=Anthologies, etc.=


=ANTHOLOGIES: ANGLO-SAXON, AND_GENERAL_COLLECTIONS. Poetical, Fairy
Tales, Folk-Tales_and Traditional Literature.=

ASHTON, JOHN. THE_ROMANCES OF CHIVALRY, TOLD AND ILLUSTRATED_IN
FACSIMILE. 1886-89.

_ _ [Sir Isumbras, Sir Degore, Sir Bevis, Squyr of Lowe Degre,
_   Valentyne and Orson,_Guy of Warwick, etc.]

BOWRING,_SIR J