The Hope of the Katzekopfs; or, The Sorrows of Selfishness. A Fairy Tale.

The Hope of the Katzekopfs was alone once more: the Lady Abracadabra had brought her countrymen another apprentice, in his place, and Prince Eigenwillig’s term of servitude was...

How is it that the faithful hound succeeds in finding his way back to his master’s house, from a distance of many miles, and through a country which he has never been permitted...

The events recorded in the last chapter took place, as the judicious reader will have anticipated, a short time previously to that visit of the Lady Abracadabra to the Court of...

And Eigenwillig he was called. There was no help for it. Even Queen Ninnilinda soon saw that. She flew into a violent passion, indeed, and called her husband an old goose, and t...

Many and many a mile from King Katzekopf’s Court,—in a valley among those Giant Mountains, which separated his territories from the neighbouring kingdoms, stood the Castle of Ta...

Never were such rejoicings heard of before as those which took place at the Court of King Katzekopf when it was announced that Queen Ninnilinda had got a little boy. It was what...

“This work is printed, in the hope that it may prove acceptable to any of the Clergy who may be in want of a Memorandum Book with reference to the Statistics, and general condit...

“Say you so, gentle Reader? Well, perhaps, after all, there is nothing very extraordinary in the fact that a man who was born some two hundred and fifty years ago should be forg...

_Morocco._ “The first of gold, who this inscription bears: ‘Who chuseth me, shall gain what many men desire.’ The second silver, which this promise carries: ‘Who chuseth me, sha...