TY  - BOOK
AU  - Adams,H.C.
AU  - Ballantyne,R.M.
AU  - Baring-Gould,S.
AU  - Barry,Fanny
AU  - Clare,Frances
AU  - Corkran,Alice
AU  - Fenn,George Manville
AU  - Giberne,Agnes
AU  - Goodhart,A.M.,Mrs
AU  - Henty,G.A.
AU  - Macquoid,Katharine S.
AU  - Molesworth,Mrs
AU  - Wilmot-Buxton,Helen A.
AU  - Wood,Emma
AU  - Yonge,Charlotte M.
TI  - Stories jolly: stories new: stories strange & stories true
AV  - PZ 
PY  - 2025///
CY  - Salt Lake City, UT
PB  - Project Gutenberg
KW  - Children's stories
KW  - Children -- Conduct of life -- Juvenile fiction
N1  - Release date is 2025-05-22; The fountain angel / Fanny Barry -- A gallant rescue / R.M. Ballantyne -- Jackie's new dodge / Agnes Giberne -- Joan's adventure / Katherine S. Macquoid -- True to her charge / G.A. Henty -- Christmas Eve with Bruin / Frances Clare -- Pea blossom / Alice Corkran -- How the starling caught cold / Geo. Manville Fenn -- Chéri's second escapade / Mrs. Molesworth -- Neigh-bour's fare / C.M. Yonge -- The giant fishers of Hertzenberg / Mrs. A.M. Goodhart -- Hughie's mistake / H.C. Adams -- The fox family / Fanny Barry -- The story of a silver padlock / Mrs. A.M. Goodhart -- Two church mice / Emma Wood -- The new master / S. Baring-Gould -- Peter / Fanny Barry -- Santa Klaus / Helen Wilmot-Buxton -- Wattie and the wolves / Frances Clare; Originally published; London: Skeffington & Son, 1889
N2  - Stories Jolly: Stories New: Stories Strange & Stories True: A Series of New and Original Tales for Boys and Girls from Six to Fourteen Years Old is a collection of children’s short stories written in the late 19th century. The anthology gathers varied moral, adventurous, and imaginative tales—by several well-known writers of the period—about courage, kindness, responsibility, and wonder, set from European gardens and cathedrals to stormy coasts and American prairies.  The opening of the collection presents a string of self-contained tales: a lame girl, Herminé, befriends a fountain statue that comes alive at night and finds healing in its waters; a lifeboat-obsessed boy, Edwin, secretly joins a rescue during a sudden storm and helps save passengers, including his mother; a boy’s reckless chloroform “experiment” nearly kills his young cousin before timely adult help brings a hard-earned lesson; an impulsive traveler, Joan, wanders onto a cathedral roof and is guided back from real peril; after an attack on a wagon train, Winnie protects toddler Bobby and treks by night to safety; and on Christmas Eve an Italian orphan survives a night in a bear pit by soothing Bruin with his lute, then finds kindness and a new start. The section closes by beginning “Pea Blossom,” in which a boy named Willy is spellbound by a stage fairy, setting up a tale of enchantment. (This is an automatically generated summary.)
UR  - https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/76139
ER  -