Leonora Blanche LANG - The Strange Story Book

Name: The Strange Story Book
Author: Leonora Blanche LANG

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Author: Leonora Blanche LANG

Genres: Myths, Legends & Fairy Tales,

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Preface by Mrs. Andrew LangThe Drowned BuccaneerThe Perplexity of ZadigThe Return of the Dead WifeYoung Amazon SnellThe Good Sir JamesRip van WinkleThe Wonderful BasketThe Escape of the Galley-SlavesThe Beaver and the PorcupineAn Old-World GhostThe Gentleman HighwaymanThe Vision of the PopeGrowing-up-like-one-who-has-a-grandmotherThe Handless BrigadeThe Son of the Wolf ChiefBlind Jack of KnaresboroughBlind Jack AgainThe Story of DjunWhat Became of Owen Parfitt?BlackskinThe Pets of Aurore DupinThe Trials of M. DeschartresAurore at PlayHow Aurore Learned to RideLand-Otter the IndianThe Disinheriting of a SonThe Siege of RhodesThe Princess of BabylonThe Adventures of Fire-Drill's SonThe Strange Story of Elizabeth CanningMrs. Veal's GhostThe Chief's DaughterThe Boyhood of a PainterThe Adventures of a Spanish Nun

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A collection of stories compiled by the widow of the renowned children's short-story collector, Andrew Lang. She describes this as the final installment of his series of fairy stories and includes some of those stories he had not included in other collections. In the preface, she pays tribute to her husband, saying he liked old things more than new, he loved all beasts' because they were beasts', fairies, cricket and dancing. He longed to visit far away places, but hated to travel. But most of all he befriended children wherever he went and they shared stories with him. Only his own children mocked him. - Summary by Lynne Thompson