GRIMM LIBRARY. No. 1. GEORGIAN FOLK-TALES. Translated by MARJORY WARDROP. Cr. 8vo, pp. xii+175. 5s. net. GRIMM LIBRARY. No. 2. THE LEGEND OF PERSEUS. By EDWIN VOL. I. THE SUPERNATURAL BIRTH. All rights reserved NOTE THE discussion of the Life-token has proved so important, going down to the very foundations of the savage philosophy of life, that I have found it impossible to bring to a close this study of the Legend of Perseus within the compass of two volumes. A third, however, will complete the task, and will also include a supplementary Bibliographical List and an Index. I desire to add to the names of friends who have so kindly extended to me their assistance in various ways, those of Mr. Edward Clodd, now president of the Folklore Society, the Rev. W. Gregor, LL.D., Mrs. Fanny D. Bergen, M. J. D. E. Schmeltz, the learned Curator of the Ethnographical Museum at Leiden, and editor of the Internationales Archiv, and Mr. W. R. Paton. To Mr. W. H. D. Rouse I have had occasion to refer so frequently for assistance of various kinds, constantly and ungrudgingly rendered, that I hardly know how to thank him. HIGHGARTH, Gloucester, May 1895. |