I cannot find this edition in Bodemann. Its images seem not to follow the edition I have marked as 1852? For example, the first illustration's crow looks right, as it seems to in most Speckter editions. The binding has ...

This magazine is well worn. After a page of advertisements and a picture of a cat in winter, we come to a two-page verse version of SW (An Old Fable Versified) by J.B.F. Rhyming couplets carry supposedly message-hungry ...

A large-format book on cheap paper with sixteen previous copyrights mentioned on its T of C page. There are two fables in here, both with lively, pleasant colored drawings. I only wish I knew which of the three illustrators ...

This book is nearly identical with a book published by the Gebrüder Kröner in Stuttgart, which I have listed under 1879?. The publisher has changed. The frontispiece illustration is lacking, apparently torn out. The ...

This thin book of 106 pages contains, as the T of C at the end shows, forty-two fables, with appendices offering Gellert's statements about himself, Gellert and bibliophiles, and excerpts from literary exercises of Gellert's. ...

This book and a cassette tape are offered together for 8000 Won. I have enjoyed this book and found it exasperating. The art may be the best I have seen in this harvest of Korean books from a summer visit to Seoul. But ...

I have been reviewing a number of shorter books of Gellert's fables. By comparison, this volume makes several contributions. First, it seems to contain all the fables. They are organized in three books. Secondly, it ...

Compare with my copy of MacMillan's first American edition of the same year. Blackwell's salespeople were unaware that they had this book, and I discovered it just as the store was about to close. By comparison with the ...

Forty-four stories and an afterword, with perhaps a dozen indifferent black-and-white line sketches and perhaps a dozen good colored pictures, generally a full page in size. The afterword goes out of its way twice to ...

Sixteen stories are told on 85 pages. The stories range from The Little Red Hen and The Gingerbread Boy to TMCM and TT. Nine of the sixteen stories are fables. The Little Jackals and the Lion (11) has the jackals leading ...