The Happy Prince and Other Tales
by Oscar Wilde
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Oscar Wilde's The Happy Prince and Other Tales is a collection of stories for children each of which is so poignant and exquisite that they are as treasured by adults as they are by children. The stories included in this collection are:The Happy PrinceThe Nightingale and the Rose The Selfish GiantThe Devoted FriendThe Remarkable Rocket
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Schastlivyĭ print͡s i drugie skazki: The happy prince and other fairy tales / Oscar Wilde
2011, Ėksmo
in Russian
5699483152 9785699483150
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The happy prince
2010, Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press
in English
7560096964 9787560096964
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The Happy Prince (Picture Books)
September 15, 1994, Orchard Books
Hardcover
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1852136197 9781852136192
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The Happy Prince (Piccolo Picture Books)
April 8, 1983, Pan Books
Paperback
033026995X 9780330269957
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The Happy Prince and Other Stories (Penguin Popular Classics) by Oscar Wilde (2007-01-25)
1968, A Puffin Book
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THE HAPPY PRINCE AND OTHER TALES is a collection of fables - THE HAPPY PRINCE had been, in life, a joyful personality. However, now, immortalised by a gold and jewel encrusted statue, he's saddened by the poverty of his citizens. Unable to move, he enlists the help of a swallow to help his people ... In THE NIGHTINGALE AND THE ROSE, a nightingale overhears a student complaining that his professor's daughter will not dance with him, as he is unable to give her a red rose. But will the nightingale's sacrifice be enough?
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