The story of the weathercock / told by Evelyn Sharp ; illustrated by Charles Robinson

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The painter fairies ride back to fairyland

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The wind fairies have a game with the sea

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“He saw the world floating about in the distance”

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Painting the Apples Red and Gold

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The Weathercock was much taller than himself

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The Baby rides on the Peal of Thunder

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The Birch Fairy alights on the Dog's Head

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"Serves you right, young man," said the Brownie

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The Fairy Painters at Work after the Storm

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The Picnic

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'Every daffodil shook its head and a daffodil fairy dropped out ...'

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The Baby is carried away in the Spider's Web

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The Idle Boy took Elspeth's Hand

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The Fairies were pulling off the Leaves

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The Baby goes to the Tea-party

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The Weathercock soared high up in the air

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The Baby in the Fairy Queen's Farmyard

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The Fairy Queen gives the Baby a Gift

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