Celtic Fairy
Celtic Fairy Tales
作者：Jacobs, Joseph, 1854-1916 [Compiler]
体例：题 章数：78
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共 78 题- CELTIC FAIRY TALES
- JOSEPH JACOBS
- Three times, with your eyes shut_
- What you will see_
- PREFACE
- JOSEPH JACOBS.
- CONTENTS
- NOTES AND REFERENCES
- CONNLA AND THE FAIRY MAIDEN
- GULEESH
- Said a man of them to him: "Are you coming with us to-night, Guleesh?"
- And she answered him: "I slept, thank you."
- THE FIELD OF BOLIAUNS
- THE HORNED WOMEN
- And they said to her, "Take a sieve and bring water in it."
- CONALL YELLOWCLAW
- HUDDEN AND DUDDEN AND DONALD O'NEARY
- In they walked without an "If you please" or "By your leave."
- THE SHEPHERD OF MYDDVAI
- THE SPRIGHTLY TAILOR
- THE STORY OF DEIRDRE
- Said Naois:--
- MUNACHAR AND MANACHAR
- GOLD-TREE AND SILVER-TREE
- I left them there.
- KING O'TOOLE AND HIS GOOSE
- After some more talk the king says, "What are you?"
- THE WOOING OF OLWEN
- Said Yspathaden Penkawr, "Is it thou that seekest my daughter?"
- JACK AND HIS COMRADES
- THE SHEE AN GANNON AND THE GRUAGACH GAIRE
- THE STORY-TELLER AT FAULT
- THE SEA-MAIDEN
- A LEGEND OF KNOCKMANY
- FAIR, BROWN, AND TREMBLING
- Then Trembling spoke up, and said: "Do you stay here till I return."
- JACK AND HIS MASTER
- BETH GELLERT
- THE TALE OF IVAN
- ANDREW COFFEY
- THE BATTLE OF THE BIRDS
- The king's son said: "My father has a braver rod than that."
- And the king's son said: "He will be sitting in his kingly chair."
- The giant awoke and called, "Are you asleep?"
- A while after this he called again: "Are your asleep?"
- BREWERY OF EGGSHELLS
- The man said: "They're not ours."
- The woman said: "Whose else should they be?"
- THE LAD WITH THE GOAT-SKIN
- JOHN D. BATTEN DREW THIS AUG. 20TH, 1801 GOOD-NIGHT
- NOTES AND REFERENCES
- I. CONNLA AND THE FAIRY MAIDEN.
- II. GULEESH.
- III. FIELD OF BOLIAUNS.
- IV. HORNED WOMEN.
- V. CONAL YELLOWCLAW.
- VI. HUDDEN AND DUDDEN.
- VII. SHEPHERD OF MYDDVAI.
- VIII. THE SPRIGHTLY TAILOR.
- IX. DEIRDRE.
- X. MUNACHAR AND MANACHAR.
- XI. GOLD TREE AND SILVER TREE.
- XII. KING O'TOOLE AND HIS GOOSE.
- XIII. THE WOOING OF OLWEN.
- XIV. JACK AND HIS COMRADES.
- XV. SHEE AN GANNON AND GRUAGACH GAIRE.
- XVI. THE STORY-TELLER AT FAULT.
- XVII. SEA-MAIDEN.
- XVIII. LEGEND OF KNOCKMANY.
- XIX. FAIR, BROWN, AND TREMBLING.
- XX. JACK AND HIS MASTER.
- XXI. BETH GELLERT.
- XXII. STORY OF IVAN.
- XXIII. ANDREW COFFEY.
- XXIV. BATTLE OF BIRDS.
- XXV. BREWERY OF EGGSHELLS.
- XXVI. LAD WITH THE GOAT SKIN.
- End of Project Gutenberg's Celtic Fairy Tales, by Joseph Jacobs (coll. & ed.)