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ADDITIONS—FEBRUARY 1913 97
Thorne-Thomsen, Mrs Gudrun, cd. j 398 T411
East o' the sun and west o' the moon, with other Norwegian folk
tales, retold. 1912. Row.
Some of the best and most popular Norwegian fairy tales, including Three billy
goats gruff.—Boots and his brothers.—The lad who went to the North Wind.—The pancake.—Why
the sea is salt.—The squire's bride.—The princess on the glass hill.—The
husband who was to mind the house.
All these stories have been told to children by the editor many times and retain
much of the original folk-lore language and the conversational style of the teller of tales.
Williamson, Margaret. j 914.1 W75
John and Betty's Scotch history visit. 1912. Lothrop.
After seeing the coronation of George V and Queen Mary in London, John and
Betty with their kind English friends travel through bonny Scotland. They visit the
misty isle of Skye, Inverness and Cawdor castle, Lochleven, Edinburgh, the land of
Burns, Hawthornden, Melrose, Roslin and other storied places and hear the romantic
legends and tales which are associated with them.