Serbian Folk-lor
Serbian Folk-lore
作者：Mijatovich, Elodie Lawton, 1825-1908 [Translator]; Denton, W. (William), 1815-1888 [Author of introduction, etc.]
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共 65 题- SERBIAN FOLK-LORE
- BY MADAME ELODIE L. MIJATOVICH
- SERBIAN POPULAR CUSTOMS,
- BY MADAME ELODIE L. MIJATOVICH.
- CONTENTS.
- THE BEAR'S SON 23
- THE WONDERFUL KIOSK 31
- THE SNAKE'S GIFT. LANGUAGE OF ANIMALS 36
- THE GOLDEN APPLE-TREE, AND THE NINE PEAHENS 42
- PAPALLUGA; OR, THE GOLDEN SLIPPER 58
- THE GOLDEN-FLEECED RAM 65
- WHO ASKS LITTLE, GETS MUCH 74
- JUSTICE OR INJUSTICE? WHICH IS BEST 80
- SATAN'S JUGGLINGS AND GOD'S MIGHT 84
- THE WISE GIRL 88
- GOOD DEEDS ARE NEVER LOST 93
- LYING FOR A WAGER 103
- THE WICKED STEPMOTHER 108
- BIRD GIRL 114
- SIR PEPPERCORN 117
- BASH-CHALEK; OR, TRUE STEEL 139
- THE SHEPHERD AND THE KING'S DAUGHTER 165
- ONE GOOD TURN DESERVES ANOTHER 180
- THE BITER BIT 191
- THE TRADE THAT NO ONE KNOWS 206
- THE THREE SUITORS 221
- THE GOLDEN-HAIRED TWINS 228
- THE DREAM OF THE KING'S SON 237
- THE THREE BROTHERS 245
- ANIMALS AS FRIENDS AND AS ENEMIES 282
- THE LEGEND OF ST. GEORGE 295
- INTRODUCTION.
- On this, the writer who undertakes to interpret this tale observes--
- W. DENTON.
- THE BEAR'S SON.
- THE WONDERFUL KIOSK.
- THE SNAKE'S GIFT. LANGUAGE OF ANIMALS.
- THE GOLDEN APPLE-TREE, AND THE NINE PEAHENS.
- PAPALLUGA;[30] OR, THE GOLDEN SLIPPER.
- THE GOLDEN-FLEECED RAM.
- WHO ASKS LITTLE, GETS MUCH.
- JUSTICE OR INJUSTICE? WHICH IS BEST.
- SATAN'S JUGGLINGS AND GOD'S MIGHT.
- THE WISE GIRL.
- The queen answered, 'I brought you.'
- GOOD DEEDS ARE NEVER LOST.
- LYING FOR A WAGER.
- THE WICKED STEPMOTHER.
- BIRD GIRL.
- SIR PEPPERCORN.
- BASH-CHALEK; OR, TRUE STEEL.
- THE SHEPHERD AND THE KING'S DAUGHTER.
- The youth answered, 'Yes, I saw a star!'
- ONE GOOD TURN DESERVES ANOTHER.
- THE BITER BIT.
- THE TRADE THAT NO ONE KNOWS.
- Shaking all over with fear, he answered them, 'No, I have not!'
- THE THREE SUITORS.
- THE GOLDEN-HAIRED TWINS.
- THE DREAM OF THE KING'S SON.
- THE THREE BROTHERS.
- ANIMALS AS FRIENDS AND AS ENEMIES.
- THE LEGEND OF ST. GEORGE.
- THE END.
- Transcriber's Note