Czech Folk
Czech Folk Tales
作者：Baudiš, Josef, 1883-1933 [Translator]
体例：题 章数：64
字数：145,354 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 64 题- CZECH FOLK TALES
- SELECTED AND TRANSLATED BY
- DR. JOSEF BAUDIS, M.R.I.A.
- WITH 8 ILLUSTRATIONS
- PREFACE
- The present collection has been selected from the following sources:--
- JOSEF BAUDIS.
- CONTENTS
- PAGE
- INTRODUCTION
- THE TWELVE MONTHS
- VÍTAZKO
- BOOTS, CLOAK, AND RING
- But the Wind persisted: "There is somebody here! Tell me!"
- John answered: "I have got good boots, and I am sure I can."
- The bridegroom stepped forward and said: "Keep the golden key."
- SILLY JURA
- So Jura said: "I'll go to the burgomaster's and get some nuts."
- SLEEPY JOHN
- He answered "Sleepy John."
- The king said: "That's no good. You might have made the twig yourself."
- The king said: "You might have made even this twig."
- THREE DOVES
- His master said to him: "You must serve me for a year at least."
- But he shut his eyes tight and said: "I don't see it."
- The horse answered: "They came and carried her away."
- The horse answered: "We cannot possibly overtake them."
- But the dragon said: "Only let us start; we shall overtake them."
- The dragon came home and asked the horse: "Where is my princess?"
- The dragon said: "We must overtake them."
- The dragon came home and asked the horse: "Where is my princess?"
- He answered: "I won't take any horse but the lean one."
- The fat horse growled: "It's the Devil gave you that advice."
- When the dragon came home, he asked his horse: "Where is my princess?"
- THE BEAR, THE EAGLE, AND THE FISH
- KOJATA
- SHEPHERD HYNEK
- So he said: "All those three days I was with you."
- I don't know.
- THE THREE ROSES
- THE ENCHANTED PRINCESSES
- THE TWIN BROTHERS
- He said: "Do not be afraid. He will do you no harm."
- So he thought: "It is surely there that my brother is."
- So she said: "What am I to do now? Which of you is my lord?"
- THE WATERNICK
- The old hag woke up and cried out: "Where are you, children?"
- The Waternick came and asked: "Have you finished?"
- THE MAN WHO MET MISERY
- When he reached home, they asked him: "Did you meet Misery?"
- NINE AT A BLOW
- The tailor said: "I'll cast a stone that won't come down at all."
- The tailor said: "I'll squeeze water from a stone."
- A CLEVER LASS
- The queen heard him, and she said: "Man, you are talking nonsense."
- THE SOLDIER AND THE DEVIL
- Our Lord said: "So be it!"
- OLD NICK AND KITTY
- THE KNIGHT BAMBUS
- FRANCIS AND MARTIN
- Martin said sorrowfully: "This is the world's gratitude."
- WITCHES AT THE CROSS
- THE WITCH AND THE HORSESHOES
- THE HAUNTED MILL