Types of Children's LiteraturePart 4 — BALDURReading editionChapter navigation81 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterTYPES OF CHILDREN'S LITERATUREPREFACEBOOK ONE—POETRYTYPES OF CHILDREN'S LITERATURESOME CHILDREN'S POETSCHRISTINA ROSSETTIROBERT LOUIS STEVENSONLUCY LARCOMANN AND JANE TAYLORISAAC WATTSA CRADLE HYMNLEWIS CARROLLEDWARD LEARPOPULARTHE WRECK OF THE HESPERUSHOW THEY BROUGHT THE GOOD NEWS FROM GHENT TO AIXTHE REVENGEOUR COUNTRYLOVE LYRICSPOEMS OF NATURELYRICSLESSONS FROM NATURESONGS OF LIFEAESOPJEAN DE LA FONTAINETHE OLD WOMAN AND HER PIGTHE STORY OF THE THREE LITTLE PIGSHANS IN LUCKTHE VALIANT LITTLE TAILORCINDERELLA, OR THE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPERTHE HISTORY OF DICK WHITTINGTON AND HIS CATTHE UGLY DUCKLINGJACK AND THE BEANSTALKTHE ELVESTHE FROG-PRINCETHE QUERN AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SEABROTHER RABBIT AND BROTHER BULL-FROGBROWNIE AND THE COOKTHE KING OF THE GOLDEN RIVER; OR, THE BLACK BROTHERSChapter IChapter IIChapter IIIChapter IVChapter VTHE STORY OF ALADDIN; OR, THE WONDERFUL LAMPTHE STORY OF ALADDIN; OR, THE WONDERFUL LAMP (continued 2)THE STORY OF ALADDIN; OR, THE WONDERFUL LAMP (continued 3)THE GORGON'S HEADPART IPART IIPART IIIPART IVTHOR GOES A-FISHINGBALDURPART IPART IIPART IIIPART IVPART VSIR WILLIAM WALLACETHE REPRODUCTIONTHE PURPLE JARDIFFERENCE AND AGREEMENT; OR, SUNDAY MORNINGEYES, AND NO EYES; OR, THE ART OF SEEINGRAB AND HIS FRIENDSTHE BUSY BLUE JAYA CRY IN THE NIGHTTHE STORY OF JOSEPHTHE STORY OF SAMSONSOME PSALMS OF DAVIDLETTERSTHOMAS HOOD TO MISS ELLIOTTRAITS OF INDIAN CHARACTEROF STUDIESTHE AMERICAN BOYGIVE ME LIBERTY OR GIVE ME DEATHSUPPOSED SPEECH OF JOHN ADAMSADDRESS DELIVERED AT THE DEDICATION OF THE CEMETERY AT GETTYSBURGAPPENDIXNOTESPrevious chapter ←Part 4 — THOR GOES A-FISHINGNext chapter →Part 1 — PART IAll chapters and sections (81)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsTYPES OF CHILDREN'S LITERATUREPREFACEBOOK ONE—POETRYTYPES OF CHILDREN'S LITERATURESOME CHILDREN'S POETSCHRISTINA ROSSETTIROBERT LOUIS STEVENSONLUCY LARCOMANN AND JANE TAYLORISAAC WATTSA CRADLE HYMNLEWIS CARROLLEDWARD LEARPOPULARTHE WRECK OF THE HESPERUSHOW THEY BROUGHT THE GOOD NEWS FROM GHENT TO AIXTHE REVENGEOUR COUNTRYLOVE LYRICSPOEMS OF NATURELYRICSLESSONS FROM NATURESONGS OF LIFEAESOPJEAN DE LA FONTAINETHE OLD WOMAN AND HER PIGTHE STORY OF THE THREE LITTLE PIGSHANS IN LUCKTHE VALIANT LITTLE TAILORCINDERELLA, OR THE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPERTHE HISTORY OF DICK WHITTINGTON AND HIS CATTHE UGLY DUCKLINGJACK AND THE BEANSTALKTHE ELVESTHE FROG-PRINCETHE QUERN AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SEABROTHER RABBIT AND BROTHER BULL-FROGBROWNIE AND THE COOKTHE KING OF THE GOLDEN RIVER; OR, THE BLACK BROTHERSChapters12345Other sectionsTHE STORY OF ALADDIN; OR, THE WONDERFUL LAMPTHE STORY OF ALADDIN; OR, THE WONDERFUL LAMP (continued 2)THE STORY OF ALADDIN; OR, THE WONDERFUL LAMP (continued 3)THE GORGON'S HEADParts1234Part 4 · Other sectionsTHOR GOES A-FISHINGBALDURPart 1 · Parts1Part 2 · Parts2Part 3 · Parts3Part 4 · Parts4Parts5Part 5 · Other sectionsSIR WILLIAM WALLACETHE REPRODUCTIONTHE PURPLE JARDIFFERENCE AND AGREEMENT; OR, SUNDAY MORNINGEYES, AND NO EYES; OR, THE ART OF SEEINGRAB AND HIS FRIENDSTHE BUSY BLUE JAYA CRY IN THE NIGHTTHE STORY OF JOSEPHTHE STORY OF SAMSONSOME PSALMS OF DAVIDLETTERSTHOMAS HOOD TO MISS ELLIOTTRAITS OF INDIAN CHARACTEROF STUDIESTHE AMERICAN BOYGIVE ME LIBERTY OR GIVE ME DEATHSUPPOSED SPEECH OF JOHN ADAMSADDRESS DELIVERED AT THE DEDICATION OF THE CEMETERY AT GETTYSBURGAPPENDIXNOTESAnnie and Eliza Keary◇← THOR GOES A-FISHINGPART I →