Tale

 1 Pre   |  India as represented by this book. The need of catering for
 2 Pre   |     been enabled to make this book a representative collection
 3 Broken|      knee, I shall sit with a book at the back of the stable,
 4 GeNote|    atmosphere about the whole book, and my selections from
 5 GeNote| Edinburgh, 2 vols., 1887) and Book of Noodles (London, 1888).
 6 StNote|       in Mr. Lang's Red Fairy Book); in Servia (Mijatovics,
 7 StNote|    the earlier stories of the book. Prof. Rhys-Davids informs
 8 StNote|     elsewhere in Miss Stokes' book, pp. 66, 124; also in Miss
 9 StNote|    158 seq., also in separate book much enlarged, The Adventures
10 StNote|    kindly translated for this book by Mr. W. H. D. Rouse, of
11 StNote|      chapter of Mr. Smeaton's book on them is devoted to "Fireside
12 StNote|    slightly abridged for this book by Mr. W. H. D. Rouse.~Remarks. -