River Legends;
River Legends; Or, Father Thames and Father Rhine
作者：Brabourne, Edward Hugessen Knatchbull-Hugessen, Baron, 1829-1893; Doré, Gustave, 1832-1883 [Illustrator]
体例：段 章数：15
字数：309,863 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 20,657 字；最长 From these strange instructors did little Smith receive an e（39,983 字），最短 Fowle’s soldiers stood o’er the poor man in his gore,（9,466 字）。
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共 15 段- From these strange instructors did little Smith receive an e
- The {035}most extraordinary part of the story is that, all t
- Meanwhile the toad who had been adjured under the name of To
- He would stick pins in his pony’s neck to {068}make it dance
- You may well believe that the disappearance of the three gir
- He spoke, and, as he concluded, the peasants, half frightene
- That night she slept beneath their hospitable roof, and {114
- The Yorkists were daily gathering strength, and so devoted a
- “So when Master Bramble-buffer became tired of all these occ
- “At these words of the valiant tailor a low murmur of applau
- “Hans listened with respectful attention to this speech, and
- All now seemed ready, and at the appointed time the attackin
- This was the whole of the song; the words are simple, and ap
- Goody {224}Tickleback’s exit from the scene was of a more ma
- Fowle’s soldiers stood o’er the poor man in his gore,