Oberon and Puck
Myths & Legends · Longer tale
Oberon and Puck
Helen Gray Cone · about 100 min · ages 5–9
A myth from the old stories, told for young listeners. By Helen Gray Cone.
“He should scarce be sung of me,— Me, his humblest follower Wheresoe’er a branch may stir Signing, “This way hath he gone, Oberon, Elferon, Pleasant Prince of Faery!”…”
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