Beside the
Beside the Fire: A collection of Irish Gaelic folk stories
作者：Hyde, Douglas, 1860-1949 [Editor]; Nutt, Alfred Trübner, 1856-1910 [Contributor]
体例：题 章数：70
字数：345,049 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 70 题- WORKS BY DR. HYDE.
- WORKS BY ALFRED NUTT.
- BESIDE THE FIRE
- DEDICATION.
- CONTENTS.
- TALES.
- I. The Tailor and the Three Beasts 2-14
- II. Bran 14-18
- III. The King of Ireland’s Son 18-46
- IV. The Alp-Luachra 46-72
- V. Paudyeen O’Kelly and the Weasel 72-90
- VI. Leeam O’Rooney’s Burial 90-103
- VII. Guleesh na Guss Dhu 104-128
- VIII. The Well of D’Yerree-in-Dowan 129-141
- IX. The Court of Crinnawn 142-148
- X. Neil O’Carree 148-153
- XI. Trunk-without-Head 154-161
- XII. The Hags of the Long Teeth 161-166
- XIII. William of the Tree 167-169
- XIV. The Old Crow and the Young Crow 169
- XV. Riddles 170-172
- Where the Stories came from 173-174
- Notes 175-195
- Notes on the Irish Text 197-200
- Index of Incidents 201-203
- PREFACE.
- In the Irish MS. the kerne always says—
- Again, whenever the kerne plays his harp the Highlander says:—
- The Irish run is as follows:—
- POSTSCRIPT BY ALFRED NUTT.
- AN TAILIUR AGUS NA TRI ḂEIṪIGEAĊ.
- THE TAILOR AND THE THREE BEASTS.
- BRAN.
- BRAN.
- MAC RIĠ ÉIREANN.
- THE KING OF IRELAND’S SON.
- AN ALP-LUACHRA.
- THE ALP-LUACHRA.
- PÁIDÍN O’CEALLAIĠ AGUS AN EASÓĠ.
- PAUDYEEN O’KELLY AND THE WEASEL.
- UILLIAM O RUANAIĠ.
- LEEAM O’ROONEY’S BURIAL.
- GULEESH NA GUSS DHU.
- THE WELL OF D’YERREE-IN-DOWAN.
- THE COURT OF CRINNAWN.
- NEIL O’CARREE.
- TRUNK-WITHOUT-HEAD.
- THE HAGS OF THE LONG TEETH.
- WILLIAM OF THE TREE.
- THE OLD CROW & THE YOUNG CROW.
- RIDDLES.
- WHERE THE STORIES CAME FROM.
- NOTES.
- BRAN’S COLOUR.
- THE KING OF IRELAND’S SON.
- THE ALP-LUACHRA.
- THE WEASEL.
- LEEAM O’ROONEY’S BURIAL.
- GULLEESH.
- THE WELL OF D’YERREE-IN-DOWAN.
- THE COURT OF CRINNAWN.
- NEIL O’CARREE.
- TRUNK-WITHOUT-HEAD.
- THE HAGS OF THE LONG TEETH.
- WILLIAM OF THE TREE.
- NOTES ON THE IRISH TEXT.
- FOOTNOTES
- INDEX OF INCIDENTS.
- Cat, white, 130. (= old hag?)
- Giants, two, crushed by stone, 9, _et seq._