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"Story-Telling Ballads," selected and arranged by Frances Jenkins Olcott, is a timeless anthology of narrative poetry designed for sharing and individual enjoyment. This carefully curated collection of English ballads offers a rich tapestry of stories told in verse, perfect for reading aloud, story-telling, or simply savoring in quiet moments.
Immerse yourself in the rhythm and rhyme of traditional ballads, a cornerstone of English literary heritage. This anthology showcases the enduring power of narrative poetry, offering a glimpse into a world of heroic deeds, tragic romances, and fantastical adventures.
Ideal for those seeking to rediscover classic forms of poetry or introduce younger readers to the beauty and excitement of ballads, "Story-Telling Ballads" is a testament to the lasting appeal of well-told tales. This edition preserves the original charm and character of Olcott's selection, making it a valuable addition to any library.
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