The Fairy Tales of Charles PerraultThe FairyJ. E. (Jean Edmond) Mansion translationChapter navigation23 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterILLUSTRATED BY HARRY CLARKE WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY THOMAS BODKININTRODUCTIONLittle Red Riding-HoodLittle Red Riding-HoodThe FairyThe FairyBlue BeardBlue BeardThe Sleeping Beauty in the WoodThe Sleeping Beauty in the WoodThe Master Cat; or, Puss in BootsThe Master Cat or Puss in BootsCinderilla; or, The Little Glass SlipperCinderilla or The Little Glass SlipperRiquet with the TuftRiquet with the TuftLittle ThumbLittle ThumbThe Ridiculous WishesThe Ridiculous WishesDonkey-skinDonkey-skinPrevious chapter ←Little Red Riding-HoodNext chapter →The FairyAll chapters and sections (23)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsILLUSTRATED BY HARRY CLARKE WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY THOMAS BODKININTRODUCTIONLittle Red Riding-HoodLittle Red Riding-HoodThe FairyThe FairyBlue BeardBlue BeardThe Sleeping Beauty in the WoodThe Sleeping Beauty in the WoodThe Master Cat; or, Puss in BootsThe Master Cat or Puss in BootsCinderilla; or, The Little Glass SlipperCinderilla or The Little Glass SlipperRiquet with the TuftRiquet with the TuftLittle ThumbLittle ThumbThe Ridiculous WishesThe Ridiculous WishesDonkey-skinDonkey-skin"'WHAT IS THIS I SEE?' SAID HER MOTHER" (page 30)◇"'WHAT IS THIS I SEE?' SAID HER MOTHER" (page 30)← Little Red Riding-HoodThe Fairy →
