Frontmatter -- Inhaltsverzeichnis -- Vorwort -- Zeitschriftensigel -- Verzeichnis der Literatur -- Einleitung -- 1. Johann Tetzel: Widerlegung eines vermessenen Sermons -- 2. Augustin Alveldt: Ein gar fruchtbares und nützliches Büchlein von dem päpstlichen Stuhl und von St. Peter -- 3. Augustin'Alveldt: Ein Sermon, darin er sich über die Schmähungen Martin Luthers beklagt -- 4. Die verdeutschte Bulle wider Martin Luther -- 5. Johann Eck: Des heiligen Konzils zu Konstanz Entschuldigung, daß ihnen Bruder Martin Luther mit Unwahrheit aufgelegt, sie haben Johannes Hus und Hieronymus von Prag wider Geleit und Eid verbrannt -- 6. Thomas Murner: Von Dr. Martin Luthers Lehren und Predigen -- 7. Thomas Murner: An den großmächtigsten und durchlauchtigsten Adel deutscher Nation, daß sie den christlichen Glauben beschützen wider den Zerstörer des Glaubens Christi, Martin Luther -- 8. Hieronymus Emser: An den Stier zu Wittenberg -- 9. Hieronymus Emser: Wider das unchristliche Buch Martin Luthers an den deutschen Adel -- 10. Determinatio oder Verurteilung der lutherischen Lehre durch die Doktoren Heiliger Schrift in Paris -- 11. Wolfgang Wulffer: Wider die unseligen Aufruhre Martin Luthers -- 12. Hieronymus Emser: Antwort auf Karlstadts Buch von Abtuung der Bilder -- 13. Heinrich VIII.: Schutz und Handhabung der sieben Sakramente wider Martin Luther -- 14. Paul Bachmann: Martin Luther, wie es ein Mann sei und was er führt im Schilde -- 15. Matthias Siegel: Was Nutzen entspringt von den falschen lutherischen Katzen als Franz von Sickingen und seinem teuflischen Bündnis, die das Evangelium mit Rauben, Morden, Brennen verfechten wollen -- 16. Johannes Cochläus: Glosse und Kommentar auf 154 Artikel, gezogen aus einem Sermon Dr. Martin Luthers -- 17. Wolfgang Redorffer: Arzneibüchlein von den Früchten des neuen evangelischen Lebens -- 18. Matthias Blochinger/Balthasar Hartzer: Klage an königliche Majestät von Ungarn und Böhmen wider einen lutherischen Mönch -- 19. Hieronymus Emser: Wider den falsch genannten Ecclesiasten und wahrhaftigen Erzketzer Martin Luther -- 20. Heinrich VIII./Herzog Georg: Ein Brief des edlen Königs aus England; Herzog Georgs aus Sachsen Antwort -- 21. Johannes Freiberger: Eine brüderliche Ermahnung zu denen, die sich evangelisch nennen -- 22. Hieronymus Emser: Aus was Grund und Ursach Luthers Dolmetschung über das Neue Testament dem gemeinen Mann verboten worden sei -- 23. Johannes Dietenberger: Antwort, daß Jungfrauen die Klöster und klösterliche Gelübde nimmer göttlich verlassen mögen -- 24. Johannes Dietenberger: Der Laie. Ob der Glaube allein selig macht -- 25. Johannes Dietenberger: Ob die Christen durch ihre guten Werke das Himmelreich verdienen mögen -- 26. (Johannes Cochläus:) Ein Spiegel der evangelischen Freiheit -- 27. Johannes Cochläus: Ob St. Peter zu Rom gewesen sei, verdeutscht durch J. Dietenberger -- 28. Johannes Cochläus: Eine christliche Vermahnung der heiligen Stadt Rom an Deutschland, verdeutscht durch J. Dietenberger -- 29. Ein christlicher Abschied der Eidgenossenschaft wider den Luther -- 30. Simon/Wolfgang Blick: Verderben und Schaden der Lande und Leute an Gut, Leib, Ehre und der Seelen Seligkeit aus Luthers und seines Anhangs Lehre -- 31. Hugo von Hohenlandenberg: Christliche Unterrichtung, die Bildnisse und das Opfer in der Messe betreffend -- 32. Entschließung der Fürsten zu Regensburg zu Handhabung christlichen Glaubens und evangelischer Lehre -- 33. Ordnung und Reformation zur Abstellung der Mißbräuche und Aufrichtung eines ehrbaren Wesens und Wandels der Geistlichkeit, zu Regensburg aufgerichtet -- 34. Kaspar Schatzgeyer: Wahre Erklärung und Unterrichtung die Ehescheidung betreffend -- 35. Matthias Kretz: Von der Messe und wer der rechte Priester sei -- 36. Paul Bachmann: Wider das wild geifernde Eberschwein Luther -- 37. Paul Bachmann: Zu Errettung den schwachen Ordenspersonen eine tröstliche Rede -- 38. Henricus P. V. H. (Pseud.): Antwort wider das

Frontmatter -- Inhaltsverzeichnis -- Vorwort -- Zeitschriftensigel -- Verzeichnis der Literatur -- Einleitung -- 1. Johann Tetzel: Widerlegung eines vermessenen Sermons -- 2. Augustin Alveldt: Ein gar fruchtbares und nützliches Büchlein von dem päpstlichen Stuhl und von St. Peter -- 3. Augustin'Alveldt: Ein Sermon, darin er sich über die Schmähungen Martin Luthers beklagt -- 4. Die verdeutschte Bulle wider Martin Luther -- 5. Johann Eck: Des heiligen Konzils zu Konstanz Entschuldigung, daß ihnen Bruder Martin Luther mit Unwahrheit aufgelegt, sie haben Johannes Hus und Hieronymus von Prag wider Geleit und Eid verbrannt -- 6. Thomas Murner: Von Dr. Martin Luthers Lehren und Predigen -- 7. Thomas Murner: An den großmächtigsten und durchlauchtigsten Adel deutscher Nation, daß sie den christlichen Glauben beschützen wider den Zerstörer des Glaubens Christi, Martin Luther -- 8. Hieronymus Emser: An den Stier zu Wittenberg -- 9. Hieronymus Emser: Wider das unchristliche Buch Martin Luthers an den deutschen Adel -- 10. Determinatio oder Verurteilung der lutherischen Lehre durch die Doktoren Heiliger Schrift in Paris -- 11. Wolfgang Wulffer: Wider die unseligen Aufruhre Martin Luthers -- 12. Hieronymus Emser: Antwort auf Karlstadts Buch von Abtuung der Bilder -- 13. Heinrich VIII.: Schutz und Handhabung der sieben Sakramente wider Martin Luther -- 14. Paul Bachmann: Martin Luther, wie es ein Mann sei und was er führt im Schilde -- 15. Matthias Siegel: Was Nutzen entspringt von den falschen lutherischen Katzen als Franz von Sickingen und seinem teuflischen Bündnis, die das Evangelium mit Rauben, Morden, Brennen verfechten wollen -- 16. Johannes Cochläus: Glosse und Kommentar auf 154 Artikel, gezogen aus einem Sermon Dr. Martin Luthers -- 17. Wolfgang Redorffer: Arzneibüchlein von den Früchten des neuen evangelischen Lebens -- 18. Matthias Blochinger/Balthasar Hartzer: Klage an königliche Majestät von Ungarn und Böhmen wider einen lutherischen Mönch -- 19. Hieronymus Emser: Wider den falsch genannten Ecclesiasten und wahrhaftigen Erzketzer Martin Luther -- 20. Heinrich VIII./Herzog Georg: Ein Brief des edlen Königs aus England; Herzog Georgs aus Sachsen Antwort -- 21. Johannes Freiberger: Eine brüderliche Ermahnung zu denen, die sich evangelisch nennen -- 22. Hieronymus Emser: Aus was Grund und Ursach Luthers Dolmetschung über das Neue Testament dem gemeinen Mann verboten worden sei -- 23. Johannes Dietenberger: Antwort, daß Jungfrauen die Klöster und klösterliche Gelübde nimmer göttlich verlassen mögen -- 24. Johannes Dietenberger: Der Laie. Ob der Glaube allein selig macht -- 25. Johannes Dietenberger: Ob die Christen durch ihre guten Werke das Himmelreich verdienen mögen -- 26. (Johannes Cochläus:) Ein Spiegel der evangelischen Freiheit -- 27. Johannes Cochläus: Ob St. Peter zu Rom gewesen sei, verdeutscht durch J. Dietenberger -- 28. Johannes Cochläus: Eine christliche Vermahnung der heiligen Stadt Rom an Deutschland, verdeutscht durch J. Dietenberger -- 29. Ein christlicher Abschied der Eidgenossenschaft wider den Luther -- 30. Simon/Wolfgang Blick: Verderben und Schaden der Lande und Leute an Gut, Leib, Ehre und der Seelen Seligkeit aus Luthers und seines Anhangs Lehre -- 31. Hugo von Hohenlandenberg: Christliche Unterrichtung, die Bildnisse und das Opfer in der Messe betreffend -- 32. Entschließung der Fürsten zu Regensburg zu Handhabung christlichen Glaubens und evangelischer Lehre -- 33. Ordnung und Reformation zur Abstellung der Mißbräuche und Aufrichtung eines ehrbaren Wesens und Wandels der Geistlichkeit, zu Regensburg aufgerichtet -- 34. Kaspar Schatzgeyer: Wahre Erklärung und Unterrichtung die Ehescheidung betreffend -- 35. Matthias Kretz: Von der Messe und wer der rechte Priester sei -- 36. Paul Bachmann: Wider das wild geifernde Eberschwein Luther -- 37. Paul Bachmann: Zu Errettung den schwachen Ordenspersonen eine tröstliche Rede -- 38. Henricus P. V. H. (Pseud.): Antwort wider das

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Frontmatter -- Vorwort -- Inhaltsverzeiclmis -- 1. The Twig Kate had. (From the German) -- 2. Harvest Mice -- 3. The Wonder Working Box. I Part (From the German) -- 4. The Wonder Working Box. II Part -- 5 A. The Bull and the Fly -- 5 B. Hercules and the Waggoner -- 6. I must not lie. (From the German) -- 7. Love Truth. (Thomas Cooper) -- 8. Hymn for Bed-time. (Bishop Heber) -- 9. Spring. (Wordsworth) -- 10. Hark! Hark! (Shakspere) -- 11. Song of the Sailor's Wife. (Tennyson) -- 12. Night Song. (Brooks) -- 13. A Les80ll. (Norman Macleod) -- 14. An Incident. (Norman Macleod) -- 15. The Bread. (From the German) -- 16. The Faithful Poodle. (From the German) -- 17. A Manly Boy. (Percy Anecdotes) -- 18. Nelly and Mary Grey. (From the German) -- 19. Casabianca.* (Mrs. Hemans) -- 20. Ballad of the Tempest. (Fields) -- 21. The Child's First Grief. (Mrs. Eemans) -- 22. The Dawning Day. (Thomas Carlyle) -- 23. Birds in Summer. (Mary Howitt) -- 24. The Mother and her Child. (Mrs. Wells) -- 25. Rabbits -- 26. The Pox in the Well. (Aesop) -- 27. The A8S and the Flute. (From the German) -- 28. Rabbi Meir and his Wife. (From the Talmud) -- 29. The Three Friends. (From the German [Herder.]) -- 30. The Prairie Dog. (Major Bell) -- 31. Early Rising. (Lady Flora Hastings) -- 32. A Father's Advice to his Children. (Anonymous) -- 33. The Little Girl's Address to the River. (Songs for the Little Ones) -- 34. Lillie. (Songs for the Little Ones) -- 35. Iron -- 36. Evening Hymn. (Thomas Ken) -- 37. We are Seven. (Wordsworth) -- 38. A Field Flower. (Montgomery on finding one in bloom on Christmas Day) -- 39. The Skylark. (Hogg) -- 40. Moses -- 41. Marriage of Isaac -- 42. The Leaves of the Trees. (Dr. w. Hooker) -- 43. A Lump Of Coal. (Anonymous) -- 44. Think of Others first. (Anonymous) -- 45. the Brave Burgher of Flensborg. (Mies Yonge) -- 46. Volcanoes. (Charles Kingsley). Part I -- 47. Volcanoes. Part II -- 48. The Blind Man. (Public school series) -- 49. The Voice of the Grass. (Sarah Roberts) -- 50. The Three Fishers. (Charles Kingsley) -- 51. Those Evening Bells. (Thomas Moore) -- 52. Remembrances. (Thomas Hood) -- 53. A Good Name. (Anonymous) -- 54. The Little Word "Only". (From the German) -- 55. The Little Word "Only". (From the German) -- 56. England, under the Good Saxon, Alfred. Part II -- 57. The Young Shepherd. Part I -- 58. The Young Shepherd. Part II -- 59. The Ravens in the Famine. -- 60. The Children of Langdale Pikes. Part I -- 61. The Children of Langdale Pikes. Part II -- 62. The Man in the Dungeon. Part I -- 63. The Man in ihe Dungeon. Part II -- 64. The Prince and the Judge -- 65. The Duke and the Cow-boy -- 66. Who lighted the Lamps? -- 67. Ready Wit -- 68. Turning the Grindstone. (Benjamin Franklin) -- 69. The Traveller's Return. (Robert Southey) -- 70. A Farewell. (Robert Burns) -- 71. The Village Blacksmith. (Henry Longfellow) -- 72. An Old English Song. (John Heywood) -- 73. Words to think about every Day -- 74. Some murmur. (Archbishop Trench) -- 75. Lines from Thomas Moore -- 76. Home, Sweet Home. (Payne) -- 77. The Linnet Choir. (Capern) -- 78. In the Stage Coach. (From the Sketch Book .of Washington Irving) -- 79. The Battle Of Hastings. (Charles Dickens). Part I -- 80. The Battle of Hastings. Part. II -- 81. The Battle of Hastings. Part III -- 82. The Spanish Armada. Part I -- 83. The Spanish Armada. Part II -- 84. Primeval Man. (Charles Kingeley) -- 85. Dickens's Boyhood. (Charles Dickens) -- 86. The Brave Citizens -- 87. Home for the Holidays. (Eliza Cook) -- 88. The Thrush's Nest. (John Clare) -- 89. The Sower's Song. (Thomas Carlyle) -- 90. Written on the Loss of a Child. (John Whittier) -- 91. The Brook. (Alfred Tennyson) -- 92. The Burial of Sir John Moore. (Charles Wolfe) -- 93. The Homes of England. (Mrs. Hemans) -- 94. The Light of other Days. (Thomas Moore) -- 95. Wild Flowers. (Robert Nicoll) -- Wörterverzeichnis zu 1-53. -- Alphabetisches Wörterverzeichnis. -- Druckfehler

Frontmatter -- Vorwort -- Inhaltsverzeiclmis -- 1. The Twig Kate had. (From the German) -- 2. Harvest Mice -- 3. The Wonder Working Box. I Part (From the German) -- 4. The Wonder Working Box. II Part -- 5 A. The Bull and the Fly -- 5 B. Hercules and the Waggoner -- 6. I must not lie. (From the German) -- 7. Love Truth. (Thomas Cooper) -- 8. Hymn for Bed-time. (Bishop Heber) -- 9. Spring. (Wordsworth) -- 10. Hark! Hark! (Shakspere) -- 11. Song of the Sailor's Wife. (Tennyson) -- 12. Night Song. (Brooks) -- 13. A Les80ll. (Norman Macleod) -- 14. An Incident. (Norman Macleod) -- 15. The Bread. (From the German) -- 16. The Faithful Poodle. (From the German) -- 17. A Manly Boy. (Percy Anecdotes) -- 18. Nelly and Mary Grey. (From the German) -- 19. Casabianca.* (Mrs. Hemans) -- 20. Ballad of the Tempest. (Fields) -- 21. The Child's First Grief. (Mrs. Eemans) -- 22. The Dawning Day. (Thomas Carlyle) -- 23. Birds in Summer. (Mary Howitt) -- 24. The Mother and her Child. (Mrs. Wells) -- 25. Rabbits -- 26. The Pox in the Well. (Aesop) -- 27. The A8S and the Flute. (From the German) -- 28. Rabbi Meir and his Wife. (From the Talmud) -- 29. The Three Friends. (From the German [Herder.]) -- 30. The Prairie Dog. (Major Bell) -- 31. Early Rising. (Lady Flora Hastings) -- 32. A Father's Advice to his Children. (Anonymous) -- 33. The Little Girl's Address to the River. (Songs for the Little Ones) -- 34. Lillie. (Songs for the Little Ones) -- 35. Iron -- 36. Evening Hymn. (Thomas Ken) -- 37. We are Seven. (Wordsworth) -- 38. A Field Flower. (Montgomery on finding one in bloom on Christmas Day) -- 39. The Skylark. (Hogg) -- 40. Moses -- 41. Marriage of Isaac -- 42. The Leaves of the Trees. (Dr. w. Hooker) -- 43. A Lump Of Coal. (Anonymous) -- 44. Think of Others first. (Anonymous) -- 45. the Brave Burgher of Flensborg. (Mies Yonge) -- 46. Volcanoes. (Charles Kingsley). Part I -- 47. Volcanoes. Part II -- 48. The Blind Man. (Public school series) -- 49. The Voice of the Grass. (Sarah Roberts) -- 50. The Three Fishers. (Charles Kingsley) -- 51. Those Evening Bells. (Thomas Moore) -- 52. Remembrances. (Thomas Hood) -- 53. A Good Name. (Anonymous) -- 54. The Little Word "Only". (From the German) -- 55. The Little Word "Only". (From the German) -- 56. England, under the Good Saxon, Alfred. Part II -- 57. The Young Shepherd. Part I -- 58. The Young Shepherd. Part II -- 59. The Ravens in the Famine. -- 60. The Children of Langdale Pikes. Part I -- 61. The Children of Langdale Pikes. Part II -- 62. The Man in the Dungeon. Part I -- 63. The Man in ihe Dungeon. Part II -- 64. The Prince and the Judge -- 65. The Duke and the Cow-boy -- 66. Who lighted the Lamps? -- 67. Ready Wit -- 68. Turning the Grindstone. (Benjamin Franklin) -- 69. The Traveller's Return. (Robert Southey) -- 70. A Farewell. (Robert Burns) -- 71. The Village Blacksmith. (Henry Longfellow) -- 72. An Old English Song. (John Heywood) -- 73. Words to think about every Day -- 74. Some murmur. (Archbishop Trench) -- 75. Lines from Thomas Moore -- 76. Home, Sweet Home. (Payne) -- 77. The Linnet Choir. (Capern) -- 78. In the Stage Coach. (From the Sketch Book .of Washington Irving) -- 79. The Battle Of Hastings. (Charles Dickens). Part I -- 80. The Battle of Hastings. Part. II -- 81. The Battle of Hastings. Part III -- 82. The Spanish Armada. Part I -- 83. The Spanish Armada. Part II -- 84. Primeval Man. (Charles Kingeley) -- 85. Dickens's Boyhood. (Charles Dickens) -- 86. The Brave Citizens -- 87. Home for the Holidays. (Eliza Cook) -- 88. The Thrush's Nest. (John Clare) -- 89. The Sower's Song. (Thomas Carlyle) -- 90. Written on the Loss of a Child. (John Whittier) -- 91. The Brook. (Alfred Tennyson) -- 92. The Burial of Sir John Moore. (Charles Wolfe) -- 93. The Homes of England. (Mrs. Hemans) -- 94. The Light of other Days. (Thomas Moore) -- 95. Wild Flowers. (Robert Nicoll) -- Wörterverzeichnis zu 1-53. -- Alphabetisches Wörterverzeichnis. -- Druckfehler

Included 1. The Princess and the Pea by Hans Christian Andersen 2. Little Ida's Flowers by Hans Christian Andersen 3. Little Tiny or Thumbelina by Hans Christian Andersen 4. The Saucy Boy by Hans Christian Andersen 5. The Travelling Companion by Hans Christian Andersen 6. This Fable is Intended for You by Hans Christian Andersen 7. The Talisman by Hans Christian Andersen 8. God Can Never Die by Hans Christian Andersen 9. The Little Mermaid by Hans Christian Andersen 10. The Emperor's New Suit by Hans Christian Andersen 11. The Frog-King, or Iron Henry by The Brothers Grimm 12. Cat and Mouse in Partnership by The Brothers Grimm 13. Our Lady's Child by The Brothers Grimm 14. The Story of the Youth Who Went Forth to Learn What Fear Was by The Brothers Grimm 15. The Wolf and the Seven Little Kids by The Brothers Grimm 16. Faithful John by The Brothers Grimm 17. The Good Bargain by The Brothers Grimm 18. The Strange Musician by The Brothers Grimm » 19. The Twelve Brothers by The Brothers Grimm 20. The Pack of Ragamuffins by The Brothers Grimm 21. The Bronze Ring by Andrew Lang 22. Prince Hyacinth and the Dear Little Princess by Andrew Lang 23. Little Red Riding Hood by Andrew Lang 24. The Sleeping Beauty in the Wood by Andrew Lang 25. Beauty and the Beast by Andrew Lang 26. The Water-Lily. The Gold-Spinners by Andrew Lang 27. The Terrible Head by Andrew Lang 28. The History of Whittington by Andrew Lang 29. Prince Darling by Andrew Lang 30. The Brave Little Tailor by Andrew Lang 31. The History of Jack the Giant-Killer by Andrew Lang 32. The Black Bull of Norroway by Andrew Lang 33. The Sleeping Beauty in the Wood by Charles Perrault 34. Blue Beard by Charles Perrault 35. Master Cat by Charles Perrault 36. The Fairies by Charles Perrault 37. Riquet with the Tuft by Charles Perrault 38. Beauty and the Beast by Charles Perrault 39. Princess Minute and King Floridor by Charles Perrault by Charles Perrault 40. Prince Chéri BY CHARLES PERRAULT 41. Young and Handsome by Charles Perrault 42. The Palace of Revenge by Charles Perrault 43. East of the Sun and West of the Moon by Peter Christen Asbjørnsen, & Jørgen Moe 44. The Blue Belt by Peter Christen Asbjørnsen, & Jørgen Moe 45. Prince Lindworm by Peter Christen Asbjørnsen, & Jørgen Moe 46. The Lassie and Her Godmother by Peter Christen Asbjørnsen, & Jørgen Moe 47. The Husband Who Was to Mind the House by Peter Christen Asbjørnsen, & Jørgen Moe 48. The Lad Who Went to the North Wind by Peter Christen Asbjørnsen, & Jørgen Moe 49. The Three Princesses of Whiteland by Peter Christen Asbjørnsen, & Jørgen Moe 50. Soria Moria Castle by Peter Christen Asbjørnsen, & Jørgen Moe 51. The Giant Who Had No Heart in His Body by Peter Christen Asbjørnsen, & Jørgen Moe 52. The Princess on the Glass Hill by Peter Christen Asbjørnsen, & Jørgen Moe 53. Connla and the Fairy Maiden by Joseph Jacob 54. Guleesh by Joseph Jacob 55. The Field of Boliauns by Joseph Jacob 56. The Horned Women by Joseph Jacob 57. Conall Yellowclaw by Joseph Jacob 58. Hudden and Dudden and Donald O'Neary by Joseph Jacob 59. The Shepherd of Myddvai by Joseph Jacob 60. The Sprightly Tailor by Joseph Jacob 61. The Story of Deirdre by Joseph Jacob 62. Munachar and Manachar by Joseph Jacob 63. Green Willow by Grace James 64. The Flute by Grace James 65. The Tea-Kettle by Grace James 66. The Peony Lantern by Grace James 67. The Sea King and the Magic Jewels by Grace James 68. The Good Thunder by Grace James 69. The Black Bowl by Grace James 70. The Star Lovers by Grace James 71. Horaizan by Grace James 72. Reflections by Grace James 73. The Young King by Oscar Wilde 74. The Birthday of the Infanta by Oscar Wilde 75. The Star-Child by Oscar Wilde 76. The Happy Prince by Oscar Wilde 77. The Nightingale 78. The Selfish Giant by Oscar Wilde and more...