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The Orange Fairy Book

The Three Treasures of the Giants

Word Count: 3416    |    Released on: 18/11/2017

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The Orange Fairy Book
The Orange Fairy Book
Andrew Lang and H. J. Ford Fantasy
“The children who read fairy books, or have fairy books read to them, do not read prefaces, and the parents, aunts, uncles, and cousins, who give fairy books to their daughters, nieces, and cousines, leave prefaces unread.”
1 Preface2 The Story of the Hero Makoma From the Senna (Oral Tradition)3 The Magic Mirror From the Senna4 Story of the King Who Would See Paradise5 How Isuro the Rabbit Tricked Gudu6 Ian, the Soldier's Son7 The Fox and the Wolf8 How Ian Direach Got the Blue Falcon9 The Ugly Duckling10 The Two Caskets11 The Goldsmith's Fortune12 The Enchanted Wreath13 The Foolish Weaver14 The Clever Cat15 The Story of Manus16 Pinkel the Thief17 The Adventures of a Jackal18 The Adventures of the Jackal's Eldest Son19 The Adventures of the Younger Son of the Jackal20 The Three Treasures of the Giants21 The Rover of the Plain22 The White Doe23 The Girl-Fish24 The Owl and the Eagle25 The Frog and the Lion Fairy26 The Adventures of Covan the Brown-Haired27 The Princess Bella-Flor28 The Bird of Truth29 The Mink and the Wolf30 Adventures of an Indian Brave31 How the Stalos Were Tricked32 Andras Baive33 The White Slipper34 The Magic Book