Korean folk
Korean folk tales
作者：Im, Pang, 1640-1724; Yi, Yuk, 1438-1498; Gale, James Scarth, 1863-1937 [Translator]
体例：题 章数：150
字数：202,480 来源：Project Gutenberg
版本与结构
- 来源版本
- 本站收录 1 个来源：Project Gutenberg（202,480 字）。
- 分章依据
- 按「题」标记切分为 150 题（Gutenberg 卷册标记）。
- 篇幅分布
- 平均每题 1,349 字。
- 原文溯源
cache/epub/51002/pg51002.txt（Project Gutenberg）
章节目录
共 150 题- PREFACE
- CONTENTS
- PAGE
- BIOGRAPHICAL
- KOREAN IMPS, GHOSTS AND FAIRIES
- CHARAN
- II
- THE STORY OF CHANG TO-RYONG
- III
- A STORY OF THE FOX
- IV
- CHEUNG PUK-CHANG, THE SEER
- The Story
- She laughed, saying, "Do you mean to joke about it?"
- YUN SE-PYONG, THE WIZARD
- The Story
- The wife replied, "He has just gone out."
- He replied, "I shall be in time, be not anxious."
- VI
- THE WILD-CAT WOMAN
- The Story
- Kim replied, "Good; bring them."
- VII
- THE ILL-FATED PRIEST
- VIII
- THE VISION OF THE HOLY MAN
- The Story
- He had them ascend to the very top, "in order," said he, "to escape."
- IX
- THE VISIT OF THE MAN OF GOD
- THE LITERARY MAN OF IMSIL
- The Story
- XI
- THE SOLDIER OF KANG-WHA
- The Story
- XII
- CURSED BY THE SNAKE
- The Story
- XIII
- THE MAN ON THE ROAD
- XIV
- THE OLD MAN WHO BECAME A FISH
- XV
- THE GEOMANCER
- The Story
- XVI
- THE MAN WHO BECAME A PIG
- The Story
- XVII
- THE OLD WOMAN WHO BECAME A GOBLIN
- She replied, "Oh, thank you so much, I'll be delighted."
- XVIII
- THE GRATEFUL GHOST
- XIX
- THE PLUCKY MAIDEN
- The Story
- XX
- THE RESOURCEFUL WIFE
- XXI
- THE BOXED-UP GOVERNOR
- She replied, "How could I dare do such a thing?"
- He said, "There is no one else here now; never mind."
- Said he, "Meeting you thus is wonderful indeed."
- XXII
- THE MAN WHO LOST HIS LEGS
- XXIII
- TEN THOUSAND DEVILS
- XXIV
- THE HOME OF THE FAIRIES
- He replied, "Gladly would I."
- XXV
- THE HONEST WITCH
- The Story
- She replied, "Yes, I am."
- The magistrate asked, "How do you know that there are honest mutangs?"
- The mutang answered, "I can."
- XXVI
- WHOM THE KING HONOURS
- The reply was, "I know only very little about it."
- The King then said, "I have one-half of a verse here which runs thus--
- You write me a mate for this line to go with it."
- At once the student replied--
- XXVII
- THE FORTUNES OF YOO
- His Majesty, however, said, "If you are so opposed to it, I'll desist."
- XXVIII
- AN ENCOUNTER WITH A HOBGOBLIN
- XXIX
- THE SNAKE'S REVENGE
- XXX
- THE BRAVE MAGISTRATE
- XXXI
- THE TEMPLE TO THE GOD OF WAR
- The Story
- XXXII
- A VISIT FROM THE SHADES
- The Story
- The secretary asked, "Where are you going, please?"
- XXXIII
- THE FEARLESS CAPTAIN
- The middle devil said in reply, "I'm hungry, I'm hungry, I'm hungry."
- XXXIV
- THE KING OF YOM-NA (HELL)
- The Story
- XXXV
- HONG'S EXPERIENCES IN HADES
- XXXVI
- HAUNTED HOUSES
- XXXVII
- IM, THE HUNTER
- The Story
- Im said, "Of course I am not afraid; I want to see."
- But Im asked, "Who was the man, and where did he live?"
- Im, however, shook his head and said, "I can't do it."
- XXXVIII
- THE MAGIC INVASION OF SEOUL
- XXXIX
- THE AWFUL LITTLE GOBLIN
- XL
- GOD'S WAY
- XLI
- THE OLD MAN IN THE DREAM
- XLII
- THE PERFECT PRIEST
- XLIII
- THE PROPITIOUS MAGPIE
- XLIV
- THE "OLD BUDDHA"
- He replied, "Choi, the Old Buddha."
- XLV
- A WONDERFUL MEDICINE
- XLVI
- FAITHFUL MO
- XLVII
- THE RENOWNED MAING
- XLVIII
- THE SENSES
- XLIX
- WHO DECIDES, GOD OR THE KING?
- THREE THINGS MASTERED
- LI
- STRANGELY STRICKEN DEAD
- LII
- THE MYSTERIOUS HOI TREE
- LIII
- TA-HONG
- The Story
- THE END
- NOTES
- End of Project Gutenberg's Korean Folk Tales, by Im Bang and Yi Ryuk