 It was also printed in Dublin in 1791 and 1799 and translated into German in 1795.By the time C. M. Hewins, a librarian for the Hartford Library Association who wrote children's books herself, wrote a "History of Children's Books" in "The Atlantic Monthly" in 1888, "Original Stories" was more famous for its plates by Blake than it was for its text by Wollstonecraft.The bulk of the article's discussion is dedicated to Blake, although, strangely enough, not to his work on "Original Stories".