Tuscan folk-lore
Tuscan folk-lore and sketches, together with some other papers
作者：Anderton, Isabella Mary, 1858-1904; Anderton, Basil, 1864-1953 [Editor]; Anderton, H. Orsmond (Howard Orsmond), 1861-1934 [Editor]
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章节目录
共 117 题- TUSCAN FOLK-LORE
- AND SKETCHES
- TOGETHER WITH SOME
- OTHER PAPERS
- BY
- ISABELLA M. ANDERTON
- THE CAMPFIELD PRESS
- ST. ALBANS
- CONTENTS
- PAGE
- TUSCAN FOLK-LORE—
- INTRODUCTION 9
- A TUSCAN SNOW-WHITE AND THE DWARFS 11
- MONTE ROCHETTINO 17
- TERESINA, LUISA, AND THE BEAR 25
- A TUSCAN BLUEBEARD 30
- TASSA 37
- PADRE ULIVO 46
- THE SOUND AND SONG OF THE LOVELY SIBYL 55
- THE SNAKE’S BOUDOIR 65
- POMO AND THE GOBLIN HORSE 67
- TUSCAN SKETCHES—
- A TUSCAN COUNTRYSIDE AND THE FESTA AT IL MELO 73
- A WEDDING IN THE PISTOIESE 87
- OLIVE-OIL MAKING NEAR FLORENCE 98
- A TUSCAN FARMHOUSE 106
- THE FLORENTINE CALCIO: GAME OF KICK 117
- ELBA—
- A MONTH IN ELBA—I. 127
- THE FIRST STEP OF A MIGHTY FALL 149
- FUGITIVE PIECES—
- A TALE FROM THE BORDERLAND 167
- THE PHANTOM BRIDE 172
- CYPRESSES AND OLIVES 180
- LOVELORNNESS (AFTER THE MANNER OF THE EDDA) 184
- KOIT AND ÄMARIK (AN ESTHONIAN FOLK-TALE) 186
- TWO TRANSLATIONS FROM THE ITALIAN OF ADA NEGRI—
- THE GREAT 191
- THE WORKMAN 193
- THREE LITERARY STUDIES—
- GIOSUÉ CARDUCCI 199
- GIOVANNI PASCOLI 230
- LANG’S “MAKING OF RELIGION”—(ITALIAN) 257
- APPENDIX—
- BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE 267
- TUSCAN FOLK-LORE
- A TUSCAN SNOW-WHITE AND THE DWARFS
- MONTE ROCHETTINO
- At the end of the forty days the queen sent the servant again, saying:—
- TERESINA, LUISA, AND THE BEAR
- So the mother gave Teresina a piece of dry bread and said to her:—
- A TUSCAN BLUEBEARD
- The woman said to the eldest daughter:—
- TASSA
- Then the prince went away, and the fairy gave the girl a box, saying:—
- Then the prince gave each one a puppy, and said:—
- PADRE ULIVO
- THE SOUND AND SONG OF THE LOVELY SIBYL
- The next morning after breakfast, the second daughter said to the man:—
- THE SNAKE’S BOUDOIR
- POMO AND THE GOBLIN HORSE
- TUSCAN SKETCHES
- A TUSCAN COUNTRYSIDE AND THE FESTA AT IL MELO
- A WEDDING IN THE PISTOIESE
- I hardly supposed she would; still, I did not accept the invitation.
- OLIVE-OIL MAKING NEAR FLORENCE
- A TUSCAN FARMHOUSE
- THE FLORENTINE CALCIO: GAME OF KICK
- ELBA
- A MONTH IN ELBA
- I.
- II.
- THE FIRST STEP OF A MIGHTY FALL
- FUGITIVE PIECES
- A TALE FROM THE BORDERLAND
- THE PHANTOM BRIDE
- CYPRESSES AND OLIVES: AN INTERLUDE
- LOVELORNNESS
- AFTER THE MANNER OF THE EDDA
- AN ESTHONIAN FOLK-TALE: KOIT AND ÄMARIK
- And again, when the time for morning came, he said to Koit:—
- TWO TRANSLATIONS FROM THE ITALIAN OF ADA NEGRI
- THE GREAT
- THE WORKMAN
- THREE LITERARY STUDIES
- GIOSUÉ CARDUCCI
- GIOVANNI PASCOLI
- And again:—
- FIDES.
- ORPHAN.
- THE DOG.
- OCTOBER EVENING.
- WITH THE ANGELS.
- THE NEST.
- ANDRÉE.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- III.
- In the “_Ginestra_” Pascoli expounds Leopardi as follows:—
- THE OX. (PASCOLI.)
- THE OX. (CARDUCCI.)
- THE SLEEP OF ODYSSEUS.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- VI.
- VII.
- THE MAKING OF RELIGION
- ANDREW LANG.
- APPENDIX
- BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
- FOOTNOTES:
- TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE: