Fifty Famous
Fifty Famous People: A Book of Short Stories
作者：Baldwin, James, 1841-1925
体例：题 章数：119
字数：136,209 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 119 题- FIFTY FAMOUS PEOPLE
- A BOOK OF SHORT STORIES
- BY JAMES BALDWIN
- PREFATORY NOTE
- CONTENTS
- SAVING THE BIRDS
- ANOTHER BIRD STORY
- SPEAKING A PIECE
- WRITING A COMPOSITION
- THE WHISTLE
- THE ETTRICK SHEPHERD
- THE CALIPH AND THE POET
- A LESSON IN HUMILITY
- THE MIDNIGHT RIDE
- THE BOY AND THE WOLF
- ANOTHER WOLF STORY
- THE HORSESHOE NAILS
- THE LANDLORD'S MISTAKE
- A LESSON IN MANNERS
- GOING TO SEA
- THE SHEPHERD-BOY PAINTER
- TWO GREAT PAINTERS
- THE KING AND THE BEES
- OUR FIRST GREAT PAINTER
- THE YOUNG SCOUT
- THE LAD WHO RODE SIDESADDLE
- THE WHISPERERS
- HOW A PRINCE LEARNED TO READ
- THE YOUNG CUPBEARER
- THE SONS OF THE CALIPH
- THE BOY AND THE ROBBERS
- A LESSON IN JUSTICE
- THE GENERAL AND THE FOX
- THE BOMB
- A STORY OF OLD ROME
- SAVED BY A DOLPHIN
- A CLEVER SLAVE
- THE DARK DAY
- THE SURLY GUEST
- THE STORY OF A GREAT STORY
- THE KING AND THE PAGE
- THE HUNTED KING
- WHY HE CARRIED THE TURKEY
- THE PADDLE-WHEEL BOAT
- THE CALIPH AND THE GARDENER
- THE COWHERD WHO BECAME A POET
- THE LOVER OF MEN
- THE CHARCOAL MAN AND THE KING
- WHICH WAS THE KING?
- THE GOLDEN TRIPOD
- SAVING THE BIRDS
- ANOTHER BIRD STORY
- SPEAKING A PIECE
- Would you like to read his speech? Here it is:--
- WRITING A COMPOSITION
- THE WHISTLE
- THE ETTRICK SHEPHERD
- II
- A BOY'S SONG
- THE CALIPH AND THE POET
- A LESSON IN HUMILITY
- THE MIDNIGHT RIDE
- THE BOY AND THE WOLF
- ANOTHER WOLF STORY
- II
- THE HORSESHOE NAILS
- II
- THE LANDLORD'S MISTAKE
- A LESSON IN MANNERS
- GOING TO SEA
- THE SHEPHERD-BOY PAINTER
- TWO GREAT PAINTERS
- Parrhasius laughed and answered, "The curtain is the picture."
- THE KING AND THE BEES
- So he said, "Open the window!"
- OUR FIRST GREAT PAINTER
- THE YOUNG SCOUT
- THE LAD WHO RODE SIDESADDLE
- THE WHISPERERS
- HOW A PRINCE LEARNED TO READ
- II
- THE YOUNG CUPBEARER
- II
- III
- THE SONS OF THE CALIPH
- THE BOY AND THE ROBBERS
- A LESSON IN JUSTICE
- The shah turned to the second man: "Have you a daughter?"
- THE GENERAL AND THE FOX
- THE BOMB
- A STORY OF OLD ROME
- SAVED BY A DOLPHIN
- A CLEVER SLAVE
- ONE OF AESOP'S FABLES
- THE DARK DAY
- THE SURLY GUEST
- Mr. Randolph looked at him in no gentle way, and answered, "Sir!"
- III
- THE STORY OF A GREAT STORY
- THE KING AND THE PAGE
- It was a letter from the page's mother:--
- THE HUNTED KING
- WHY HE CARRIED THE TURKEY
- THE PADDLE-WHEEL BOAT
- His aunt laughed and said, "Well, I hope that you will succeed."
- THE CALIPH AND THE GARDENER
- THE COWHERD WHO BECAME A POET
- II
- THE LOVER OF MEN
- THE CHARCOAL MAN AND THE KING
- WHICH WAS THE KING?
- THE GOLDEN TRIPOD
- II
- III
- One of his mottoes was this: "Whatever you do, do it well."
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- VII
- FIFTY FAMOUS PEOPLE