Funfzig Fabeln für Kinder, Nebst einem ernsthaften Anhange

Abstract

This is apparently Bodemann 277.3. That the illustrations are new by contrast with the 1833 first edition is clear from the illustration for the first story, where the crow now faces left and the background now presents a strong picture of a housefront with porch. The illustrations seem to match the description Bodemann gives there. Then again, this book may be only a reproduction of the 1852? edition; I cannot find the HP and date which Bodemann seems to mention. Up to the Anhang, only the verso of every page is printed; that is, one sees print only on the right-hand page-front. The material of the Anhang is quite pious. Pagination here begins anew for this appendix. After this appendix comes a Nachschrift an die Eltern. Fable #6, Knabe und Eichhorn, is inserted between #2 and #3 rather than in its appropriate place.