Folk-Lore and
Folk-Lore and Legends: Russian and Polish
作者：Tibbitts, Charles John [Editor]
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共 101 题- FOLK-LORE AND LEGENDS
- UNIFORM WITH THIS VOLUME.
- FOLK-LORE AND LEGENDS.
- FOLK-LORE
- AND
- LEGENDS
- RUSSIAN AND POLISH
- INTRODUCTORY NOTE.
- C. J. T.
- CONTENTS
- THE POOR MAN AND THE JUDGE.
- Then the poor man went off to the son, and said—
- Then thought the son—
- THE WIND-RIDER.
- The man thought for a moment, and said to himself—
- So he said to the magician—
- THE THREE GIFTS.
- The first one said—
- The first said—
- SNYEGURKA.
- All of a sudden Ivan said—
- All of a sudden they heard, behind them, a sigh—
- PRINCE PETER AND PRINCESS MAGILENE.
- THE OLD MAN, HIS WIFE, AND THE FISH.
- Away went the man. Standing on the shore he called out—
- The old man went back. As soon as he got home his wife said to him—
- The old man once more came to the shore, and cried—
- The old man went down to the shore. He cried—
- The man went to the seashore and said—
- THE GOLDEN MOUNTAIN.
- The shoemaker was confounded at this, and said—
- Then his father raised him up, kissed him, and said—
- THE DUCK THAT LAID GOLDEN EGGS.
- When he brought them to Little Ivan, the Czar said to his father—
- EMELYAN THE FOOL.
- So he said to the pike—
- Then said the pike—
- The fool repeated after him—
- After some time his sisters-in-law said to him again—
- But the fool said—
- When the fool heard the red coat mentioned, he said—
- Then after a few minutes’ thought—
- The fool was moved by her tears and entreaties, and said—
- He then said softly—
- He went away from her, and said—
- The king asked him who his master was, but he answered—
- ILIJA, THE MUROMER.
- His father and mother gave him their blessing, and said to him—
- Then they called out to their husbands—
- Then the prince grew angry, and said—
- When the Prince heard him, he said—
- The infidel was angry, and said—
- THE BAD-TEMPERED WIFE.
- One day the imp said to him—
- IVASHKA WITH THE BEAR’S EAR.
- Then she turned to Dubunia and said—
- THE PLAGUE.
- THE PEASANT AND THE WIND.
- So saying, he turned to the man, and said—
- He gave the basket to his wife, and said—
- The woman took the basket, and said to it—
- His wife flew into a rage, and said—
- When the peasant heard that, he said—
- THE WONDERFUL CLOTH.
- The idiot laid his cloth on the grass, and said—
- The fool spread his cloth once more, and said—
- The fool sat down, spread his cloth, and said—
- The lad looked at them, laughed, and said to his stick—
- Instead of making a reply, the lad put on his girdle, and said—
- THE EVIL EYE.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- VI.
- THE SEVEN BROTHERS.
- Then all answered—
- The Czar was pleased with this advice, and asked the eldest Simeon—
- The lad answered—
- Then the Czar asked the second Simeon—
- Then he said to the third Simeon—
- The Czar was very much astonished, and said—
- Then he spoke to the fifth brother—
- Then he asked the sixth brother—
- Then the Czar asked the last brother—
- Simeon, however, did not wish to stay, and said—
- SILA CZAROVITCH AND IVASCHKA.
- When they had entered the kingdom, Ivaschka said to him—
- Then said Ivaschka to Sila—
- THE STOLEN HEART.
- PRINCE SLUGOBYL.
- Signed, in the well—
- PRINCE SLUGOBYL.”
- The Invisible Prince jumped upon it, and said to Prince Slugobyl—
- PRINCESS MARVEL.
- Then Princess Marvel said to the moon—
- The princess waited till morning, and when the sun rose she said to him—
- Then said he to the invisible club—
- THE GHOST.
- TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE