ELEPHANT
_From the folk-story, The Blind Men._

THE STAG AND THE FAWN
_Suggested by AEsop's The Stag at the Pool._

THE SHEPHERD-BOY WHO CALLED WOLF
_Suggested by AEsop's The Shepherd-Boy
and the Wolf._

THE WISH-BIRD
_Suggested by a German folk-story._

LAZY KATE
_Suggested by the German folk-story, Lazy Lizette._

THE PROUD RING-FINGER
_Suggested by the German folk-story, The Proud
Ringfinger._

THE TWO MILLERS
_Suggested by the German folk-story, The Two Millers._

THE VAIN JACKDAW
_Suggested by AEsop's The Vain Jackdaw._

THE LITTLE JACKAL AND THE CAMEL
_Suggested by the Oriental legend. The
Jackal and the Camel._

THE ENDLESS TALE
_Suggested by the folk-story, The Endless Tale._

THE HOLE IN THE DIKE
_Suggested by the legend, The Hole in the Dike._

THE POT OF GOLD
_Suggested by AEsop's The Farmer and his Sons._

THE HARE AND THE HEDGEHOG
_Suggested by Grimm's The Hare and the
Hedgehog._

FISHING ON DRY LAND
_Suggested by Grimm's The Peasant's Clever
Daughter._

THE WISE MEN OF GOTHAM
_Suggested by the folk-story, The Wise Men of
Gotham._

THE TWO QUESTIONS
_Suggested by the folk-story, The Two Questions._

POCAHONTAS AND CAPTAIN SMITH

POCAHONTAS SAVES JAMESTOWN

KING ALFRED AND THE CAKES

ILLUSTRATIONS

THE ENDLESS TALE

THE CLEVER KID

"AS I LIVE, YOU SPEAK THE TRUTH!"

THE WISE CROW

THE WOLF AND THE LAMB

"WILL YOU GIVE ME A CAKE?"

THE BLIND MEN AND THE ELEPHANT

THE STAG AND THE FAWN

THE SHEPHERD BOY WHO CALLED WOLF

"I AM TIRED OF MY RABBITS"

"GOOD-MORNING, TEACHER. HERE IS LAZY KATE"

THE PROUD RING-FINGER

THE TWO MILLERS

THE VAIN JACKDAW

THE LITTLE JACKAL AND THE CAMEL

"THERE IS WATER ON THE SAND HERE"

THE POT OF GOLD

THE HARE AND THE HEDGEHOG

FISHING ON DRY LAND

"QUICK, NOW--BEFORE THE KING COMES"

THE TWO QUESTIONS

"I WILL NOT SHOOT AT DEER"

POCAHONTAS SAVES JAMESTOWN

"NOT ONE OF THEM FIT TO EAT!"

THE CLEVER KID

TIME: _this morning._
PLACE: _a pasture._

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GRAY WOLF.
WHITE WOLF.
KID.

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[_The_ GRAY WOLF _and the_ WHITE WOLF _are standing at the foot of a
hill; at the top of the hill is a_ KID.][Footnote: The explanations in
brackets may be read aloud by the teacher.]

GRAY WOLF. Look, brother, there is a kid!

WHITE WOLF. Where? Where?

GRAY WOLF. On that hill to the south.

WHITE