. Il cuore dei libri di quercia . Nard, W. C. Stanfield, Ernest Fosbery, e da fotografie. 318 pagine.50 centesimi. Capolavori della letteratura. Con illustrazioni dopo Horace Vernet,A. Symington, J. Wells, E. B. Thompson, e da foto-grafici. 376 pagine. 55 centesimi. Capolavori della letteratura. Con illustrazioni di J. M. Turn W.-ner, E. dayes, Sir George Beaumont, e da fotografie. 382 pagine. 60 centesimi. D. C. HEATH FCF CO., EDITORI BOSTON NEW YORK CHICAGO LONDOH. TEMPO DI NARRAZIONE DI FRONTESPIZIO. THE HEART OF OAK LIBRI A CURA DI CHARLES ELIOT NORTON FAVOLE, NARRAZIONI, E POESIE RIVISTE

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. The heart of oak books . nard, W. C.Stanfield, Ernest Fosbery, and from photographs. 318 pages.50 cents. Masterpieces of Literature. With illustrations after Horace Vernet, A. Symington, J. Wells, Mrs. E. B. Thompson, and from photo-graphs. 376 pages. 55 cents. Masterpieces of Literature. With illustrations after J. M. W. Tur-ner, E. Dayes, Sir George Beaumont, and from photographs. 382pages. 60 cents. D. C. HEATH fcf CO., PUBLISHERS BOSTON NEW YORK CHICAGO LONDOH. Frontispiece STORY-TELLING TIME. THE HEART OF OAK BOOKS EDITED BY CHARLES ELIOT NORTON FAIRY TALES, NARRATIVES, AND POEMS REVISED EDITIONILLUSTRATED I I I * i J * 1 » > > • * , > J » > • BOSTON, U.S.A. D. C. HEATH & CO., PUBLISHERS1910 THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRART 5~2.cn ASTOR, LENOX ANBTlt-DEN FOUNDATION*. COPYRIGHT, 1895, 1903, BY CHARLES ELIOT NORTON C.SOS.S n INTRODUCTION. A TASTE for good reading is an acquisition the worth ofwhich is hardly to be overestimated; and yet a majority ofchildren, even of those favored by circumstance, grow upwithout it. This defect is due partly to the fault or ignoranceof parents and teachers; partly, also, to the want, in manycases, of the proper means of cultivation. For this taste, likemost others, is usually not so much a gift of nature as aproduct of cultivation. A wide difference exists, indeed, inchildren in respect to their natural inclination for reading, but there areheartofoakbooks03nort

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