Edmund Dulac’s Fairy Book was published by Hodder & Stoughton, Ltd., London, 1916
It was reprinted several times with bookcovers in different colours.
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It was reprinted several times with bookcovers in different colours.
A Russian Fairy Tale
The daintiest, prettiest little maiden they had ever seen.
An English Fairy Tale
In her frantic struggles the hood of her cloak fell back from her dazzling golden hair, and immediately the whole place was flooded with light.
A Flemish Fairy Tale
And, when he saw White Caroline, he started to play on his organ the most beautiful airs that it was possible to hear, and the three little dogs commenced to dance together.
A Belgian Fairy Tale
"Hi friend! Take the whole castle, with the Queen and all that it contains, on your shoulders!"
An Italian Fairy Tale
.When Grannmia saw her strange lover, she alone remained calm and courageous.
A French Fairy Tale
Giroflée thanked the fairy and went...far into the wood; and there, sure enough, she saw a hut and and old woman sitting outside.
A Russian Fairy Tale
The chestnut horse seemed to linger in the air at the top of its leap while that kiss endured.
A French Fairy Tale
The Prince took a carriage drawn by three great frogs with great big wings...Truitonne came out mysteriously by a little door.
A Serbian Fairy Tale
The Prince, looking out, saw him snatch up the Princess...and soar rapidly away.
The Palace of the Dragon King
An English Fairy Tale
The Friar, bound fast to the post, squirmed and wriggled, showing plainly that he would foot if he could.
A French Fairy Tale
Laideronnette kissed and embraced the good Fairy Protectress.
A Japanese Fairy Tale
Urashima was so enchanted that he could not speak a word.
A Russian Fairy Tale
There he found the Princess asleep, and saw that her face was the face he had seen in the portrait.
With a scream the Princess rushed forward, and, before her wicked sister could prevent her, she had upset the cauldron with a crash.
A Chinese Fairy Tale
The wonderful bird, like a fire of many colours come down from heaven, alighted before the Princess, dropping at her feet the portrait.