Robbins Library Digital Projects Announcement: We are currently working on a large-scale migration of the Robbins Library Digital Projects to a new platform. This migration affects The Camelot Project, The Robin Hood Project, The Crusades Project, The Cinderella Bibliography, and Visualizing Chaucer.

While these resources will remain accessible during the course of migration, they will be static, with reduced functionality. They will not be updated during this time. We anticipate the migration project to be complete by Summer 2025. 

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African Lady Dancing with Bells to her Feetand he would dance with no one else.And her sisters fell down on their knees and begged her pardon for using her so badly...Andy GordonAnima Goes down the HoleBack cover depicting a young Cinderella Balin Took up the Head of the LadyBen Bruce: Scenes in the Life of a Bowery NewsboyBob BurtonBound to Rise; or, Henry Walton's MottoThe Carpenter, the Webbe or Weaver, the Dyer, and the Tapiser or Tapistry MakerThe Castle of Perseverance: Stage PlanThe Chanon's YemanThe Chaucer PilgrimChristmas Pantomimes and Burlesques at Covent GardenChristmas Pantomimes and Burlesques at St. JamesChristmas Pantomimes and Burlesques at the HaymarketCinderellaCinderellaCinderella and her Fairy GodmotherCinderella and Other Fairy TalesCinderella and the PrinceCinderella as the PrincessCinderella at the hearthCinderella Fitting the SlipperCinderella offered her sisters sweet meats....Cinderella Pantomime at the DruryCinderella ReturnsThe Clerk of OxenfordCoat of ArmsThe Coke's Tale of GamelynThe Combat with PussA Contemporary Caricature of Henry IrvingThe CookeCover art for Wait and Hope; or, a Plucky Boy's Luck by Horatio AlgerThe Cow Seized the Thistle, and Tom Thumb As WellDo and Dare; or, A Brave Boy's Fight for FortuneThe Doctour of PhisikeEdward Burne-JonesEdward Burne-Jones ReadingEllen Terry in King ArthurThe EndEverybody at the Palace was astonished when they saw such a grand lady...The Fairy touched them with her wand...Fame and FortuneFinding Her Prince (cover illustration)The FrankeleinThe FranklinThe FrereFrom The Funeral MarchFrom The May SongGo and fetch me a pumpkin....The guard at the door could not think how it was such a shabby girl had got in.... (color)The guard at the door could not think how it was that such a shabby girl got in...Gumbo the Giant Takes a PillThe HaberdasherHarry Surprises the SquireHenry IrvingHer godmother, who was a Fairy, came to her....Her godmother, who was a Fairy, came to her.... (color)Herbert Carter's LegacyThe History of that Holy Disciple Joseph of Arimathea: Image of JosephHoratio AlgerI am Ederyn, come to keep the King's tryst. (Frontispiece)In the Claws of the RavenJ. Comyns Carr's King ArthurKing Arthur Sends A Doctor to TomThe King's Cook SurprisedThe Kitten Takes Tom Thumb for a MouseThe Knight, and the SquireThe KnightThe KnightThe Knights of King Arthur: How to Begin and What to DoLet 'em Fight it OutThe Lion Sprang upon the GiantThe Little Stranger's ArrivalLuck and Pluck, or, John Oakley's Inheritance, frontispieceLuck and Pluck; or, John Oakley's InheritanceThe Maid Put Tom Thumb in a Mouse-Trap for SafetyThe Man of LawThe MancipleThe MarchauntThe MerchantMerlin and Vivien Project TitleThe MillerThe MillerThe Monk and the FriarThe MonkNext night they went to a ball at the Palace again...The Nonne's PriestOn the grave stood a large box of valuable clothes of different kindsOne Day a Great Cat Came Rushing at Tom ThumbOnly an Irish BoyThe PardonerThe PardonerThe Parson and the ClerkThe ParsonPaul the PeddlerPaul the Peddler FrontispieceThe Pedigree, Education, and Marriage of Robin Hood, with Clorinda, Queen of Titbury FeastPhil the FiddlerThe PlowmanThe Prince fell in love with her at once, and he would dance with no one else.The Prince fell in love with her at once...The Prince took her by the hand and led her into the Palace . . . (color)The Prince took her by the hand and led her into the Palace . . . The PrioresseProcession of the PilgrimsThe pumpkin was changed into a lovely carriage....'Put these on,' said the Fairy . . . The Queen Gets Jealous and Wants Tom Thumb KilledThe Queens of Avalon Image 1: Court Victoria, Roxbury, Mass.The Queens of Avalon Image 2: A Fine Court Group: Court Camelot Marlboro Mass.The Queens of Avalon Image 3: Another Fine Court GroupThe Queens of Avalon Image 4: Members of Court Astolat, Lynn, Mass.Ragged DickThe ReeveThe ReveThe Riding HorsesRisen From the Ranks; or, the Story of Harry Walton's SuccessRobert Jones Music (included with the text of In Sherwood Liude Stout Robin Hood)Robin Hood Rescuing Will Stutly, From the Sheriff and His Men, Who Had Taken Him Prisoner, and Were Going to Hang Him.The Second NonneThe Sergeant-at-law, and the Doctor of MedicineShe brought a big pumpkin from the garden, two fine rats, six mice and six lizards.She had been brought to the shore to be swallowed by a whaleShe remembered what her godmother had said... She was so happy with the Prince that she quite forgot the time...The ShipmanThe ShipmannSink or Swim, or, Harry Raymond's Resolve: 'High School Boys'Sink or Swim; or Harry Raymond's ResolveSir Arthur SullivanSir DinadanSir ThopazSlow and SureSo Cinderella sat down and without any trouble put her foot into the slipperSo Cinderella sat down and without any trouble put her foot into the slipper (color)The SompnourThe SquierThe SumpnourThe Tabard, from Urry's edition of Chaucer, 1720Then Cinderella got into her grand carriage . . .The Tiny CourtierTitle Page for the Story of Tom ThumbTitle Page of Tom ThumbTom Dancing on the Queen's HandTom Thumb Mounts a Butterfly, and Hopes to Get AwayTom Thumb RidingTom Thumbes FatherTom Thumbes MotherTom Thumb's AdventuresThe transformation scene at Covent GardenA vision to King Arthur came, warning him not to fight; Gawaine, surrounded by a troop of ladies fair and brightThe Wife of BathThe Wife of BathThe Young Adventurer

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