What the
What the Moon Saw: and Other Tales
作者：Andersen, H. C. (Hans Christian), 1805-1875; Dalziel, Edward, 1817-1905 [Engraver]; Dalziel, George, 1815-1902 [Engraver]; Bayes, Alfred Walter, 1832-1909 [Illustrator]; Dulcken, H. W. (Henry William), 1832-1894 [Translator]
体例：段 章数：32
字数：644,409 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 32 段- "And now a Court of Judgment was opened. Those Greenlanders
- "I come from Rome," said the Moon. "In the midst of the city
- The wind blew stormy and cold, the clouds flew hurriedly pas
- "I work and toil as much as ever I can," she said, "but I do
- It was a good thing now to be in the old mansion. The mother
- "There is really a great deal to be seen in Europe," says th
- All the inhabitants of the country round about stood in grea
- The children were always together by the elder tree and unde
- It was evening. He was walking on the public high-road. The
- And he gave the fowl accordingly, and received the apples, w
- "Yonder on the heath, by the Jutland town of Wiborg, stood t
- On the day on which he had settled to go back with the capta
- "When I read a good book, an historical work, I always think
- My father left me the best inheritance; to wit--good humour.
- The master died. His widow fell into poverty; and the servan
- Often when it was dark night outside, with snow and rain, th
- "You see, mother, she believed in what the doctor said, and
- In the Viking's castle by the wild moor, whither the storks
- Every good deed that had been done for her, every loving wor
- And Helga looked up to the gleaming star, which seemed to gl
- "It was in the little town of Slagelse I gave a representati
- It is written that a good deed bears its fruit of blessing,
- "Pygmalion received his Galatea," said Alfred: "yes, that's
- Occasionally she heard her name spoken by her former employe
- Neither he nor his friends remarked in what a solitary and u
- The ferry was on the opposite side of the bay. Juergen calle
- The storm went howling over the town of Skjagen. Within the
- "I am as good as gone," replied the Snow Man. "I think I am
- And when she had spoken those words, it was as if her heart
- "'Soup on a sausage-peg!' said the gaoler, to whom I now wen
- "Now I shall have to go out into the world, to disappear lik
- HON. MRS. NORTON