Oral tradition
Oral tradition from the Indus
作者：McNair, John Frederick Adolphus, 1828-1910; Barlow, Thomas Lambert, 1831-1910; Fenn, L. [Illustrator]
体例：题 章数：111
字数：188,787 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 111 题- ORAL TRADITION FROM THE INDUS.
- ORAL TRADITION FROM THE INDUS.
- COMPRISED IN TALES.
- TO WHICH ARE ADDED EXPLANATORY NOTES.
- BY
- AND
- THOMAS LAMBERT BARLOW,
- ILLUSTRATIONS DRAWN BY MISS L. FENN,
- FROM SKETCHES BY THE AUTHORS.
- CONTENTS.
- PAGE
- I. The Guru and his Greedy Disciple 1
- III. The Fakir and the Bhânds 17
- VI. Secundur Zulf-Kur-Nain 43
- VIII. Faith Opposed to Magic 61
- IX. The Fakir and his Quarrelsome Wife 70
- X. The Farmer and the Revenue Sowar 76
- XI. Mūltān as Hot as Fire 79
- XII. Shāitān and his Savage Wife 84
- XIII. Sakhi, the Generous Moslem 91
- XV. Akbar and his Minister 112
- XVIII. How an Evil Spirit was Exorcised 138
- XIX. Bahadūr Singh and the Blind Beggar 144
- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
- PAGE
- Map of the Indus Map
- Frontispiece iv
- The Guru and his Greedy Disciple 2
- A Monkey Temple in India (copied) 40
- Secundur Zulf-Kur-Nain 44
- Faith Opposed to Magic 62
- Shāitān and his Savage Wife 84
- Sakhi, the Generous Moslem 92
- Sakhi, the Generous Moslem 94
- Akbar and his Minister 112
- Bahadūr Singh and the Blind Beggar 158
- INTRODUCTION.
- BELGRAVE HOUSE,
- PRESTON PARK, BRIGHTON.
- THE GURU AND HIS GREEDY DISCIPLE.
- EXPLANATORY NOTES.
- THE DONKEY-MAN AND THE PRECIOUS STONE.
- EXPLANATORY NOTES.
- THE FAKIR AND THE BHÂNDS.
- EXPLANATORY NOTES.
- THE MISERLY MOSLEM PRIEST AND HIS WIFE.
- EXPLANATORY NOTES.
- TRANSLATION.
- TRANSLATION.
- TRANSLATION.
- TRANSLATION.
- TRANSLATION.
- THE KING’S SON, HIS FRIEND, AND THE FAKIR.
- EXPLANATORY NOTES.
- SECUNDUR ZULF-KUR-NAIN.
- EXPLANATORY NOTES.
- TRANSLATION.
- TRANSLATION.
- TRANSLATION.
- TRANSLATION.
- TRANSLATION.
- THE FARMER, THE CROCODILE, AND THE JACKAL.
- EXPLANATORY NOTES.
- TRANSLATION.
- FAITH OPPOSED TO MAGIC.
- EXPLANATORY NOTES.
- THUS TRANSLATED.
- TRANSLATION.
- TRANSLATION.
- TRANSLATION.
- TRANSLATED THUS:
- TRANSLATED THUS:
- THE FAKIR AND HIS QUARRELSOME WIFE.
- EXPLANATORY NOTES.
- TRANSLATION.
- TRANSLATION.
- TRANSLATION.
- TRANSLATION.
- THE FARMER AND THE REVENUE SOWAR.
- TRANSLATION.
- EXPLANATORY NOTES.
- MŪLTĀN AS HOT AS FIRE.
- EXPLANATORY NOTES.
- TRANSLATION.
- SHĀITĀN AND HIS SAVAGE WIFE.
- EXPLANATORY NOTES.
- SAKHI, THE GENEROUS MOSLEM.
- EXPLANATORY NOTES.
- TRANSLATED THUS:
- TRANSLATED THUS:
- THUS TRANSLATED:
- THE PRIEST, THE WASHERMAN, AND THE ASS.
- TRANSLATION.
- EXPLANATORY NOTES.
- TRANSLATION.
- AKBAR AND HIS MINISTER.
- EXPLANATORY NOTES.
- THE RAJAH, HIS MINISTER, AND THE SHEPHERD.
- EXPLANATORY NOTES.
- THE BANJĀRA, HIS DOG, AND THE BANKER.
- EXPLANATORY NOTES.
- TRANSLATED THUS:
- THUS TRANSLATED.
- HOW AN EVIL SPIRIT WAS EXORCISED.
- EXPLANATORY NOTES.
- BAHADŪR SINGH AND THE BLIND BEGGAR.
- EXPLANATORY NOTES.
- TRANSLATION.
- TRANSLATED THUS:
- TRANSLATION.
- TRANSLATION.