Tales of
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共 93 题- TALES OF OLD JAPAN
- With Illustrations Drawn and Cut on Wood by Japanese Artists
- PREFACE
- LONDON, January 7, 1871
- CONTENTS
- THE FORTY-SEVEN RÔNINS
- THE LOVES OF GOMPACHI AND KOMURASAKI
- KAZUMA'S REVENGE
- A STORY OF THE OTOKODATÉ OF YEDO
- THE WONDERFUL ADVENTURES OF FUNAKOSHI JIUYÉMON
- THE ETA MAIDEN AND THE HATAMOTO
- FAIRY TALES
- THE GHOST OF SAKURA
- HOW TAJIMA SHUMÉ WAS TORMENTED BY A DEVIL OF HIS OWN CREATION
- CONCERNING CERTAIN SUPERSTITIONS
- JAPANESE SERMONS
- APPENDICES:--
- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
- THE FORTY-SEVEN RÔNINS
- THE LOVES OF GOMPACHI AND KOMURASAKI
- And as he proceeded to express his gratitude, Chôbei replied--
- KAZUMA'S REVENGE
- The following history is in more senses than one a "Tale of a Sword."
- A STORY OF THE OTOKODATÉ OF YEDO;
- BEING THE SUPPLEMENT OF
- THE STORY OF GOMPACHI AND KOMURASAKI
- Then he went home, and said to his father--
- For a while Zempachi made no answer, but at length he said--
- Then Umanosuké, striding through the gaping rabble, shouted out--
- NOTE ON ASAKUSA
- NOTE ON THE GAME OF FOOTBALL.
- THE WONDERFUL ADVENTURES OF FUNAKOSHI JIUYÉMON
- Then Jiuyémon, looking at them both with a scornful smile, said--
- THE ETA MAIDEN AND THE HATAMOTO
- Upon this Genzaburô was offended, and said--
- Chokichi was greatly pleased to hear this, and said to O Kuma--
- When Kihachi heard this story, he was greatly flattered, and said--
- When Genzaburô saw how modest she was, he reassured her, saying--
- But Genzaburô, laughing at her for her idle fears, said--
- Genzaburô laughed as he answered--
- NOTE
- FAIRY TALES
- FAIRY TALES
- THE TONGUE-CUT SPARROW
- THE ACCOMPLISHED AND LUCKY TEA-KETTLE
- THE CRACKLING MOUNTAIN
- THE STORY OF THE OLD MAN WHO MADE WITHERED TREES TO BLOSSOM
- THE BATTLE OF THE APE AND THE CRAB
- THE ADVENTURES OF LITTLE PEACHLING
- THE FOXES' WEDDING
- THE HISTORY OF SAKATA KINTOKI
- THE ELVES AND THE ENVIOUS NEIGHBOUR
- THE GHOST OF SAKURA
- THE GHOST OF SAKURA.[60]
- So she spoke; and Sôgorô on the cross, laughing gaily, answered--
- NOTE.
- HOW TAJIMA SHUMÉ WAS TORMENTED BY A DEVIL OF HIS OWN CREATION
- CONCERNING CERTAIN SUPERSTITIONS
- CONCERNING CERTAIN SUPERSTITIONS
- THE VAMPIRE CAT OF NABÉSHIMA
- Then Ruiten said--
- THE STORY OF THE FAITHFUL CAT
- HOW A MAN WAS BEWITCHED AND HAD HIS HEAD SHAVED BY THE FOXES
- Upon this a man who was sitting by him answered--
- But she flew into a great rage with Tokutarô, and said--
- So the girl cried and screamed; but Tokutarô only laughed, and said--
- THE GRATEFUL FOXES
- THE BADGER'S MONEY
- THE PRINCE AND THE BADGER
- JAPANESE SERMONS
- JAPANESE SERMONS
- SERMON I
- The parents, carried away by their feelings, replied--
- The master of the house bristled up at this and answered--
- When he heard this, the Sazayé, stroking his beard, replied--
- SERMON II
- But she would not listen to what he said, but went on--
- SERMON III
- Then another gentleman said--
- Then the stag answered, with an innocent face--
- APPENDICES
- APPENDIX A
- AN ACCOUNT OF THE HARA-KIRI
- ON THE PREPARATION OF THE PLACE OF EXECUTION
- ON CERTAIN THINGS TO BE BORNE IN MIND BY THE WITNESSES.
- The condemned man should answer in the following way--
- CONCERNING SECONDS (KAISHAKU).
- APPENDIX B
- THE MARRIAGE CEREMONY
- NOTE.
- ON THE BIRTH AND BEARING OF CHILDREN
- FUNERAL RITES
- NOTE.