statue on a pedestalTHEHAPPYPRINCEANDOTHERTALEScherubsee captionTHE KING OF THE MOUNTAINS OF THE MOONTHE HAPPY PRINCEAnd Other TalesBy OSCAR WILDEIllustrated by CHARLES ROBINSONNNNNEW YORK: BRENTANO’SFirst published by David Nutt, May, 1888Reprinted January, 1889; February, 1902; September, 1905; February, 1907; March, 1908; March, 1910Reset and published by arrangement with David Nutt by Duckworth & Co., 1920Special Edition, reset. With illustrations by Charles Robinson, published by arrangement with David Nutt by Duckworth & Co., 1913. Reprinted 1920PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAINBY HAZELL, WATSON AND VINEY, LD.,LONDON AND AYLESBURY.To Carlos BlackercherubCONTENTSPageThe Happy Prince15The Nightingale and the Rose41The Selfish Giant59The Devoted Friend73The Remarkable Rocket105cherubroseLIST OF COLOUR PLATESThe King of the Mountains of the MoonFrontis.Facing PageThe Palace of Sans-Souci20The Loveliest of the Queen’s Maids of Honour26The Rich Making Merry in Their Beautiful Houses while the Beggars were Sitting at the Gates32She will Pass me by42His Lips are Sweet as Honey48In every Tree he could see there was a Little Child64The Little Boy he had Loved68The Green Linnet76Hans in his Garden92The Russian Princess106“Let the Fireworks Begin,” said the King122
statue on a pedestalTHEHAPPYPRINCEANDOTHERTALEScherubsee captionTHE KING OF THE MOUNTAINS OF THE MOONTHE HAPPY PRINCEAnd Other TalesBy OSCAR WILDEIllustrated by CHARLES ROBINSONNNNNEW YORK: BRENTANO’SFirst published by David Nutt, May, 1888Reprinted January, 1889; February, 1902; September, 1905; February, 1907; March, 1908; March, 1910Reset and published by arrangement with David Nutt by Duckworth & Co., 1920Special Edition, reset. With illustrations by Charles Robinson, published by arrangement with David Nutt by Duckworth & Co., 1913. Reprinted 1920PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAINBY HAZELL, WATSON AND VINEY, LD.,LONDON AND AYLESBURY.To Carlos BlackercherubCONTENTSPageThe Happy Prince15The Nightingale and the Rose41The Selfish Giant59The Devoted Friend73The Remarkable Rocket105cherubroseLIST OF COLOUR PLATESThe King of the Mountains of the MoonFrontis.Facing PageThe Palace of Sans-Souci20The Loveliest of the Queen’s Maids of Honour26The Rich Making Merry in Their Beautiful Houses while the Beggars were Sitting at the Gates32She will Pass me by42His Lips are Sweet as Honey48In every Tree he could see there was a Little Child64The Little Boy he had Loved68The Green Linnet76Hans in his Garden92The Russian Princess106“Let the Fireworks Begin,” said the King122
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THE KING OF THE MOUNTAINS OF THE MOON
THE HAPPY PRINCEAnd Other TalesBy OSCAR WILDEIllustrated by CHARLES ROBINSONNNNNEW YORK: BRENTANO’S
THE HAPPY PRINCEAnd Other TalesBy OSCAR WILDEIllustrated by CHARLES ROBINSON
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First published by David Nutt, May, 1888Reprinted January, 1889; February, 1902; September, 1905; February, 1907; March, 1908; March, 1910Reset and published by arrangement with David Nutt by Duckworth & Co., 1920Special Edition, reset. With illustrations by Charles Robinson, published by arrangement with David Nutt by Duckworth & Co., 1913. Reprinted 1920
First published by David Nutt, May, 1888
Reprinted January, 1889; February, 1902; September, 1905; February, 1907; March, 1908; March, 1910
Reset and published by arrangement with David Nutt by Duckworth & Co., 1920
Special Edition, reset. With illustrations by Charles Robinson, published by arrangement with David Nutt by Duckworth & Co., 1913. Reprinted 1920
To Carlos Blacker
To Carlos Blacker
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The Happy Prince
The Nightingale and the Rose
The Selfish Giant
The Devoted Friend
The Remarkable Rocket
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The King of the Mountains of the Moon
The Palace of Sans-Souci
The Loveliest of the Queen’s Maids of Honour
The Rich Making Merry in Their Beautiful Houses while the Beggars were Sitting at the Gates
She will Pass me by
His Lips are Sweet as Honey
In every Tree he could see there was a Little Child
The Little Boy he had Loved
The Green Linnet
Hans in his Garden
The Russian Princess
“Let the Fireworks Begin,” said the King