Flemish Legends
Flemish Legends
作者：Coster, Charles de, 1827-1879; Delstanche, Albert, 1870-1941 [Illustrator]; Taylor, Harold [Translator]
体例：题 章数：67
字数：239,343 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 67 题- CONTENTS
- ILLUSTRATIONS
- TRANSLATOR'S NOTE
- H. T.
- THE BROTHERHOOD OF THE CHEERFUL COUNTENANCE
- Nevertheless the voice continued to wail: "Drink! Drink!"
- VII. Of the Great Parliament of the Women of Uccle.
- X. Of the brigand called Irontooth.
- And Wantje said: "Madam Mary, they are coming; have pity on us!"
- XII. Wherein Pieter Gans is nearer the stake than the wine-barrel.
- THE THREE SISTERS
- I. Of the three noble ladies and their great beauty.
- Suddenly they heard a low voice saying: "Take heart."
- V. How, by the command of God, the three ladies rode to adventure.
- VI. Of the diamond hammers, and foundations torn up from the ground.
- VII. Of the youngest sister and the beautiful angel.
- X. Of the two bishops, and the withered hands.
- SIR HALEWYN
- I. Of the two castles.
- II. Of Dirk, called the Crow.
- III. Of Sir Halewyn and how he carried himself in his youth.
- VI. Of the rovings and wanderings of Sir Halewyn.
- VII. Of the Prince of the Stones and of the song.
- VIII. What Halewyn did to the little girl cutting faggots.
- Which they did, saying one to another: "This is the Devil."
- And the goldsmith, weeping: "My Lord," said he, "do not take it all."
- XI. Of the arrogant arms of Sir Halewyn.
- XII. How Sir Halewyn jousted with a knight of England.
- XIII. Of the heart dried up and of the dame Halewyn.
- XVII. Of what Sir Halewyn did on the borders of his domain.
- XX. Of the sixteenth virgin hanged.
- XXI. How Magtelt sought Anne-Mie.
- But her mother said to her: "Where is Anne-Mie?"
- XXII. How Magtelt wept bitterly, and of the fine dress which she had.
- And on their return they said: "We can hear nothing of Anne-Mie."
- XXIII. Of Toon the Silent.
- The Silent answered: "Siewert Halewyn."
- XXIV. How the damosel Magtelt made a good resolution.
- XXV. Of the sword of the Lion.
- XXVI. Of the noble apparel of the maid Magtelt.
- But Sir Roel to Toon: "Son, dost thou not know where she is?"
- XXVIII. The riding of the maid Magtelt.
- But the Miserable: "What brings thee," he said, "into my lands?"
- XXX. How Magtelt came to the Gallows-field.
- XXXI. Of the sixteen deaths and of the Prince of the Stones.
- SMETSE SMEE
- I. Of Smetse, his belly, and his forge.
- II. How Slimbroek the Red put out the fire in Smetse's forge.
- III. Wherein Slimbroek is seen in the river prettily tricked out.
- IV. Of the two branches.
- VI. Wherein the wife of Smetse shows the great length of her tongue.
- VII. Of Smetse the Rich.
- IX. What Smetse did in order to keep his secret.
- X. Of the Bloody Councillor.
- XI. Wherein the workmen hold fair speech with Smetse.
- And he said to himself: "Are they going to denounce me to the priests?"
- XIII. Of the Bloody Duke.
- XIV. Of the great fears and pains of Smetse's wife.
- XV. Of the Bloody King.
- XVI. Wherein Smetse beholds on the River Lys a most marvellous sight.
- XVIII. Wherein it is seen why Smetse was whipped.
- XIX. Of the fair judgment of My Lord Jesus.
- UNIFORM WITH "FLEMISH LEGENDS"
- THE LEGEND OF TYL ULENSPIEGEL
- BY CHARLES DE COSTER
- SOME PRESS OPINIONS
- NOTE