"The fairy Grandmarina gives Princess Alicia a magic fishbone. To her father's confusion she declines to use it. Her reward is marriage, which does seem a fantasy as she and the groom appear to be very young."@en
"King Watkins the First is proud of his eldest daughter's magical gift but wonders why she isn't using it."@en
"King Watkins the First is proud of his eldest daughter's magical gift but wonders why she isn't using it."
"There was once a King, and he had a Queen; and he was the manliest of his sex, and she was the loveliest of hers. The King was, in his private profession, Under Government. The Queen's father had been a medical man out of town."@en
"King Watkins the First is proud of his eldest daughter's magical gift but wonders why she is not using it."@en
"The fairy Grandmarina gives Princess Alicia a magic fishbone. To her father's confusion she declines to use it. her reward is marriage, which does seem a fantasy as she and the groom appear to be very young."@en

"The Magic Fishnone"
"The magic fishbone"
"The magic fishbone"@en
"The magic Fishbone"
"The magic fish-bone. Illus. by Faith Jacques"@en
"Magic fishbone; a holiday romance"@en
"La raspa mágica"@es
"Magic Fishbone"
"The Magic Fish-Bone"@en
"The Magic Fishbone. Illustrated by F.D. Bedford"@en
"The Magic fishbone"
"Magic fishbone"
"The Magic Fishbone. Illustrated by F. D. Bedford"@en
"Magic fishbone"@en
"The magic fish-bone"
"The magic fish-bone"@en
"The Magic Fishbone, by Charles Dickens, & The King of the Golden River, by John Ruskin. Illustrated by Phyllis Bray"@en
"The Magic Fishbone"@en