Fables for
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共 245 题- COUNT LEV N. TOLSTÓY
- Translated from the Original Russian and Edited by
- LEO WIENER
- Assistant Professor of Slavic Languages at Harvard University
- CONTENTS
- A Fairy-Tale about Iván the Fool 481
- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
- FABLES FOR CHILDREN
- FABLES FOR CHILDREN
- I. ÆSOP'S FABLES
- THE ANT AND THE DOVE
- THE TURTLE AND THE EAGLE
- THE POLECAT
- THE LION AND THE MOUSE
- THE LIAR
- THE ASS AND THE HORSE
- THE JACKDAW AND THE DOVES
- THE WOMAN AND THE HEN
- THE LION, THE BEAR, AND THE FOX
- THE DOG, THE COCK, AND THE FOX
- THE HORSE AND THE GROOM
- THE FROG AND THE LION
- THE GRASSHOPPER AND THE ANTS
- THE HEN AND THE GOLDEN EGGS
- THE ASS IN THE LION'S SKIN
- THE HEN AND THE SWALLOW
- THE STAG AND THE FAWN
- THE FOX AND THE GRAPES
- THE MAIDS AND THE COCK
- THE FISHERMAN AND THE FISH
- THE FOX AND THE GOAT
- THE DOG AND HER SHADOW
- THE CRANE AND THE STORK
- THE GARDENER AND HIS SONS
- THE WOLF AND THE CRANE
- THE HARES AND THE FROGS
- THE FATHER AND HIS SONS
- THE FOX
- THE WILD ASS AND THE TAME ASS
- THE STAG
- THE DOG AND THE WOLF
- THE GNAT AND THE LION
- THE HORSE AND HIS MASTERS
- THE OLD MAN AND DEATH
- THE LION AND THE FOX
- THE STAG AND THE VINEYARD
- THE CAT AND THE MICE
- THE WOLF AND THE GOAT
- THE REEDS AND THE OLIVE-TREE
- THE TWO COMPANIONS
- THE WOLF AND THE LAMB
- THE LION, THE WOLF, AND THE FOX
- THE LION, THE ASS, AND THE FOX
- THE PEASANT AND THE WATER-SPRITE
- The Peasant said: "No, it is not mine."
- Again the Peasant said: "It is not my axe."
- The Peasant said: "Now this is my axe."
- The Water-sprite brought out a gold axe, and asked: "Is this your axe?"
- The Peasant was glad, and called out: "It is mine, mine!"
- THE RAVEN AND THE FOX
- II. ADAPTATIONS AND IMITATIONS OF HINDOO FABLES
- THE SNAKE'S HEAD AND TAIL
- FINE THREAD
- THE PARTITION OF THE INHERITANCE
- THE MONKEY
- THE MONKEY AND THE PEASE
- THE MILCH COW
- THE DUCK AND THE MOON
- THE WOLF IN THE DUST
- THE MOUSE UNDER THE GRANARY
- THE BEST PEARS
- THE FALCON AND THE COCK
- THE JACKALS AND THE ELEPHANT
- THE HERON, THE FISHES, AND THE CRAB
- THE WATER-SPRITE AND THE PEARL
- THE BLIND MAN AND THE MILK
- The Seeing Man said: "No, it is as white as white flour."
- The Blind Man asked: "Well, is it as soft and as powdery as flour?"
- The Seeing Man said: "No, it is simply as white as a white hare."
- The Blind Man asked: "Well, is it as fluffy and soft as a hare?"
- The Seeing Man said: "No, it is as white as snow."
- The Blind Man asked: "Well, is it as cold as snow?"
- THE WOLF AND THE BOW
- THE BIRDS IN THE NET
- THE KING AND THE FALCON
- THE KING AND THE ELEPHANTS
- The one who had touched the sides said: "They are like a wall."
- The one who had touched a back said: "They are like a mound."
- The one who had touched the ears said: "They are like a mortar."
- The one who had touched the tusks said: "They are like horns."
- WHY THERE IS EVIL IN THE WORLD
- THE WOLF AND THE HUNTERS
- THE TWO PEASANTS
- THE PEASANT AND THE HORSE
- THE TWO HORSES
- THE AXE AND THE SAW
- THE DOGS AND THE COOK
- THE HARE AND THE HARRIER
- THE OAK AND THE HAZELBUSH
- THE HEN AND THE CHICKS
- THE CORN-CRAKE AND HIS MATE
- THE COW AND THE BILLY GOAT
- THE FOX'S TAIL
- STORIES FOR CHILDREN
- STORIES FOR CHILDREN
- THE FOUNDLING
- THE PEASANT AND THE CUCUMBERS
- THE FIRE
- THE OLD HORSE
- I felt offended, and said:
- HOW I LEARNED TO RIDE
- I was the youngest of the brothers, and I asked:
- I began to beg him to let me learn, and almost cried. My father said:
- I said:
- I was very glad to hear it.
- THE WILLOW
- BÚLKA
- BÚLKA AND THE WILD BOAR
- PHEASANTS
- MILTON AND BÚLKA
- THE TURTLE
- BÚLKA AND THE WOLF
- WHAT HAPPENED TO BÚLKA IN PYATIGÓRSK
- BÚLKA'S AND MILTON'S END
- THE GRAY HARE
- GOD SEES THE TRUTH, BUT DOES NOT TELL AT ONCE
- HUNTING WORSE THAN SLAVERY
- I had hardly fixed myself, when Demyán shouted from the woods:
- A PRISONER OF THE CAUCASUS
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- VI.
- ERMÁK
- NATURAL SCIENCE STORIES
- NATURAL SCIENCE STORIES
- STORIES FROM PHYSICS
- THE MAGNET
- I.
- II.
- III.
- MOISTURE
- I.
- II.
- THE DIFFERENT CONNECTION OF PARTICLES
- CRYSTALS
- INJURIOUS AIR
- HOW BALLOONS ARE MADE
- GALVANISM
- THE SUN'S HEAT
- STORIES FROM ZOOLOGY
- THE OWL AND THE HARE
- HOW THE WOLVES TEACH THEIR WHELPS
- HARES AND WOLVES
- THE SCENT
- TOUCH AND SIGHT
- THE SILKWORM
- I left them alone, and began to watch what they would do.
- STORIES FROM BOTANY
- THE APPLE-TREE
- THE OLD POPLAR
- THE BIRD-CHERRY
- HOW TREES WALK
- I walked over to him, and saw that it was so.
- THE DECEMBRISTS
- Fragments of a Novel
- THE DECEMBRISTS
- A Novel
- FIRST FRAGMENT
- I.
- II.
- M. Chevalier folded his fingers and kissed them.
- III.
- THE DECEMBRISTS
- SECOND FRAGMENT
- THE DECEMBRISTS
- THIRD FRAGMENT
- ON POPULAR EDUCATION
- ON POPULAR EDUCATION
- When I entered at once into the closest
- WHAT MEN LIVE BY
- WHAT MEN LIVE BY
- He that loveth not knoweth not God; for God is love. (_Ib._ iv. 8.)
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- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- VI.
- Mikháyla nodded to him: "Take the work!"
- VII.
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- IX.
- X.
- XI.
- XII.
- THE THREE HERMITS
- THE THREE HERMITS
- NEGLECT THE FIRE
- And You Cannot Put It Out
- NEGLECT THE FIRE
- And You Cannot Put It Out
- THE CANDLE
- THE CANDLE
- THE TWO OLD MEN
- THE TWO OLD MEN
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- II.
- III.
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- XII.
- WHERE LOVE IS, THERE GOD IS ALSO
- WHERE LOVE IS, THERE GOD IS ALSO
- Martýn shuddered in his sleep: "Who is that?"
- TEXTS FOR CHAPBOOK
- ILLUSTRATIONS
- TEXTS FOR CHAPBOOK
- ILLUSTRATIONS
- THE FIEND PERSISTS, BUT GOD RESISTS
- LITTLE GIRLS WISER THAN OLD PEOPLE
- THE TWO BROTHERS AND THE GOLD
- ILYÁS
- A FAIRY-TALE
- A FAIRY-TALE
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