An edition of Little Peachling, and other tales of old Japan (1928)

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Publisher
The P.F. Volland company
Language
English
Pages
91

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Subjects
Tales
Places
Japan

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Little Peachling, and other tales of old Japan
1928, The P.F. Volland company
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Table of Contents

Little Peachling (Momotaro).
The two frogs.
The wonderful tea-kettle (Bumbuku-Chagama).
The mirror of Matsuyama Kagami).
The prince of the Reed Plains.
Chin-Chin Kombakama.
The boastful bamboo tree.
Schipeitaro.
The tongue-cut sparrow (Shitakiri Suzume).
The wonderful waterfall.
The stone cutter.

Edition Notes

Illustrated t.p. and lining papers in colors.

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New York

Classifications

Library of Congress
PZ8.F278 Li

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Pagination
91 p.
Number of pages
91

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL22966856M
LCCN
28017485

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