Neil Philip
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The Illustrated Book of Myths: Tales & Legends of the World
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1995
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27 editions
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Best-Loved Poems
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2000
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5 editions
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Mythology
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published
1999
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4 editions
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The Illustrated Book of Fairy Tales
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1997
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15 editions
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Celtic Fairy Tales
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published
1999
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9 editions
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Dakikalar İçinde Mitoloji - Dünyanın En Bilinen 200 Çarpıcı Fabl, Destan ve Efsanesi
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2017
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7 editions
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The Watkins Book of English Folktales
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Robin Hood
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1997
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19 editions
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Myths & Legends: The World's Most Enduring Myths and Legends Explored and Explained
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1999
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11 editions
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Odin's Family
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1996
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3 editions
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“DON'T CRY
Dear one, don't cry.
The stars are shining,
Shining with power,
Up in the sky!
Pawnee”
― Weave Little Stars Into My Sleep: Native American Lullabies
Dear one, don't cry.
The stars are shining,
Shining with power,
Up in the sky!
Pawnee”
― Weave Little Stars Into My Sleep: Native American Lullabies
“FIREFLY SONG
Flittering white-fire insect!
Wandering white-fire bug!
Weave little stars about my bed!
Weave little stars into my sleep!
Come, little dancing white-fire bug!
Come, little flitting white-fire beast!
Light me with your white-flame magic,
Your little star-torch.
Ojibwa”
― Weave Little Stars Into My Sleep: Native American Lullabies
Flittering white-fire insect!
Wandering white-fire bug!
Weave little stars about my bed!
Weave little stars into my sleep!
Come, little dancing white-fire bug!
Come, little flitting white-fire beast!
Light me with your white-flame magic,
Your little star-torch.
Ojibwa”
― Weave Little Stars Into My Sleep: Native American Lullabies
“THE CLOUD-CRADLE
This little baby was given life.
Prayers were sung to make him strong.
Then his mother asked the rain gods
To look after him, his whole life long.
Then she set him in a cloud-cradle,
So that nothing could go wrong.
Safe as the sky in a cradle of clouds,
While mother watches and sings this song.
Acoma”
― Weave Little Stars Into My Sleep: Native American Lullabies
This little baby was given life.
Prayers were sung to make him strong.
Then his mother asked the rain gods
To look after him, his whole life long.
Then she set him in a cloud-cradle,
So that nothing could go wrong.
Safe as the sky in a cradle of clouds,
While mother watches and sings this song.
Acoma”
― Weave Little Stars Into My Sleep: Native American Lullabies
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