Laos Folk-Lore
Laos Folk-Lore of Farther India
作者：Fleeson, Katherine Neville, 1859-1905; Briggs, W. A. (William A.) [Photographer]
体例：题 章数：65
字数：105,589 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 65 题- TRANSCRIBER'S NOTE
- Laos Folk-Lore of Farther India
- Introduction
- Contents
- PAGE
- A Child of The Woods
- The Enchanted Mountain
- The Spirit-Guarded Cave
- The Mountain Spirits and the Stone Mortars
- Right and Might
- And the hermit asked, "O mon-goose, why didst thou throw the fruit?"
- The hermit asked, "O ants, why did ye bite the mon-goose?"
- The red ants replied: "The hen flew against our nest and angered us."
- And the hen replied: "The seed fell into my eyes and hurt me."
- And the hermit asked, "O seed, why didst thou fall into the hen's eyes?"
- And the seed replied: "The deer shook me down."
- Why the Lip of the Elephant Droops
- How a Dead Tiger Killed the Princess
- The Monkeys and the Crabs
- The Man in the Moon
- The Origin of Lightning
- Why the Parrot and the Minor Bird but Echo the Words of Man
- The Fatherless Birds
- The Lovers' Leap
- The Faithful Husband[9]
- The Faithful Wife
- An Unexpected Issue
- Smilingly she answered, "To sit there is but a waste of time."
- The Giants' Mountain and the Temple
- Cheating the Priest
- Looking at his wife, the husband replied, "It is good in our sight."
- The Disappointed Priest
- The Greedy Priest
- The Ambitious Priest
- The Wizard and the Beggar
- A Covetous Neighbor
- A Lazy Man's Plot[15]
- The Ungrateful Fisherman
- Readily did the fisherman promise, "Never, never will I forget."
- The Legend of the Rice
- Love's Secrets
- Poison-Mouth
- Strife and Peace
- The Widow's Punishment
- Honesty Rewarded
- The Justice of In Ta Pome
- The Words of Untold Value
- 20: A fabulous "City of Wisdom."
- A Wise Philosopher
- The Boys Who Were Not Appreciated
- The Magic Well
- The Fortunes of Ai Powlo
- The Fortunes of a Lazy Beggar
- The Misfortunes of Paw Yan
- An Unfortunate Shot
- The Blind Man
- Heads I Win, Tails You Lose
- Pleased with the ready promise, the father said, "I thank you, my son."
- The Great Boaster
- A Clever Thief
- For Work Among Children
- Fleming H. Revell Company
- The Home and Children
- Fleming H. Revell Company
- TRANSCRIBER'S NOTE