Stories to
Stories to Tell to Children
作者：Bryant, Sara Cone, 1873-1956
体例：题 章数：80
字数：224,454 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 80 题- Stories to Tell to Children
- Sara Cone Bryant
- CONTENTS
- SOME SUGGESTIONS FOR THE STORY-TELLER
- When she came to the rhyme,--
- STORIES FOR REPRODUCTION
- STORY-TELLING IN TEACHING ENGLISH
- STORIES TO TELL TO CHILDREN
- TWO LITTLE RIDDLES IN RHYME[1]
- THE LITTLE PINK ROSE
- THE COCK-A-DOO-DLE-DOO[1]
- THE CLOUD[2]
- THE LITTLE RED HEN
- When the bread was baked, she said, "Who will eat this bread?"
- THE GINGERBREAD MAN[1]
- And, as the cow chased him, he looked over his shoulder and cried,--
- And, as the horse chased him, he looked over his shoulder and cried,--
- THE LITTLE JACKALS AND THE LION[1]
- THE COUNTRY MOUSE AND THE CITY MOUSE[1]
- The little Country Mouse stopped and said, "What is a trap?"
- LITTLE JACK ROLLAROUND[1]
- HOW BROTHER RABBIT FOOLED THE WHALE AND THE ELEPHANT[1]
- THE LITTLE HALF-CHICK
- THE LAMBIKIN[1]
- But Lambikin only gave a little frisk and said,--
- But Lambikin only gave a little frisk, and said,--
- But to all of them Lambikin replied, with a little frisk,--
- And Mr. Lambikin, curled up in his soft, warm nest, replied,--
- Meanwhile Lambikin trundled along, laughing to himself, and singing,--
- Every animal and bird he met asked him the same question,--
- And to each of them the little slyboots replied,--
- And Lambikin, curled up in his snug little nest, replied gayly,--
- THE BLACKBERRY-BUSH[1]
- THE FAIRIES[1]
- THE ADVENTURES OF THE LITTLE FIELD MOUSE
- ANOTHER LITTLE RED HEN[1]
- THE STORY OF THE LITTLE RID HIN[1]
- THE STORY OF EPAMINONDAS AND HIS AUNTIE[1]
- THE BOY WHO CRIED "WOLF!"
- THE FROG KING
- THE SUN AND THE WIND
- THE LITTLE JACKAL AND THE ALLIGATOR
- The little Jackal took one look, and then he said,--
- The old Alligator, underneath his fig pile, thought,--
- THE LARKS IN THE CORNFIELD
- A TRUE STORY ABOUT A GIRL
- MY KINGDOM
- PICCOLA[1]
- THE LITTLE FIR TREE
- HOW MOSES WAS SAVED
- THE TEN FAIRIES[1]
- THE ELVES AND THE SHOEMAKER
- WHO KILLED THE OTTER'S BABIES[1]?
- EARLY[1]
- THE BRAHMIN, THE TIGER, AND THE JACKAL
- The Tiger sprang to eat the Brahmin, but the Brahmin said,--
- The Bullock looked up, and answered in a deep, grumbling voice,--
- The Tiger sprang, but the Brahmin spoke very quickly:--
- THE LITTLE JACKAL AND THE CAMEL
- THE GULLS OF SALT LAKE
- But all at once, some one called out,--
- THE NIGHTINGALE[1]
- MARGERY'S GARDEN[1]
- Her father kissed her, and said it was certainly her "very own."
- It was a box, quite a big box, with a label on it that said:--
- THE LITTLE COTYLEDONS
- THE TALKATIVE TORTOISE[1]
- ROBERT OF SICILY[1]
- THE JEALOUS COURTIERS[1]
- PRINCE CHERRY[1]
- THE GOLD IN THE ORCHARD[1]
- MARGARET OF NEW ORLEANS
- THE DAGDA'S HARP[1]
- THE TAILOR AND THE THREE BEASTS[1]
- THE CASTLE OF FORTUNE[1]
- DAVID AND GOLIATH[1]
- THE SHEPHERD'S SONG
- THE HIDDEN SERVANTS[1]
- And so, as the hermit climbed the mountain again, he thought,--
- End of Project Gutenberg's Stories to Tell to Children, by Sara Cone Bryant