Fairy Ball

I am asked to the ball to-night, to-night;

What shall I wear, for I must look right.

Search in the fields for a lady-smock,

Where could you find you a prettier frock?

Boat To Fairyland

Margaret Tarrant

 I am asked to the ball to-night, to-night;

I am asked to the ball to-night, to-night;

What shall I do for my jewels bright?

Trouble you not for a brooch or a ring,

A daisy-chain is the properest thing.

The Land of Heart's Delight

The Little Fairy Sister

Ida Rentoul Outhwaite

I am asked to the ball to-night, to-night;

What shall I do if I shake with fright?

When you are there you will understand

That no one is frightened in Fairyland.

"Fairy Ball"

Rose Amy Fyleman

(1877-1957)

English writer and poetess,

known for her acquaintance with the fairy folk

"Boat To Wonderland"

Illustration by Margret Tarrant

(1888-1959)

English artist and author of childrens' books.

 Portrait painter of the English Fairies

"The Land Of Heart's Desire"

An illustration from the book,

"The Little Fairy Sister"

(1922)

Ida Rentoul Outhwaite

(1888-1960)

Australian illustrator and friend of

 the Fairies from Down Under