by Frederich Baron de la Motte Fouque.

Translated from the German, with a preface by George Upton.

Chicago: A.C. McClurg & Co., 1908.

First edition thus, first printing.

"Published August 22, 1908" statement to the copyright page and 1908 date printed to the title page.

One of the most elusive titles in the handsomely uniform bound series, Life Stories For Young People.

Six charming illustrations on glossy black-and-white plates.

This classic fairy tale features Undine, a water spirit who marries a knight in order to have a soul.

Newspaper clipping about UNDINE neatly mounted to the inside front cover, offsetting from clipping and former owner's 1911 short inscription to the front end-paper, spine titles somewhat flecked, light rubbing at the lower spine edge and corner tips, else very good in green linen with cream embossed titles and a raised bright gilt medallion portrait to the front cover; no dust jacket.

Square Octavo; 139 pages.

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