Forest Farm:
The Forest Farm: Tales of the Austrian Tyrol
作者：Rosegger, Peter, 1843-1918; King, Maude Egerton, 1867-1927 [Contributor]; Petersen, Julius, 1878-1941 [Contributor]
体例：题 章数：83
字数：307,547 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 83 题- The Forest Farm
- The Forest Farm
- WILLIAM BRENDON AND SON, LTD. PRINTERS, PLYMOUTH
- Contents
- PAGE
- ROSEGGER: AN APPRECIATION. By MAUDE EGERTON KING 9
- I. MY FATHER AND I. Illustrated by M. E. K. and L. E. 29
- III. CHRISTMAS EVE. Translated by M. E. K. 42
- IV. A LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. Translated by M. E. K. 61
- IX. HOW MEISENSEPP DIED. Translated by LOUISE EVERS 105
- XIII. THE RECRUIT. Translated by A. T. DE MATTOS 146
- XIV. A FORGOTTEN LAND. Translated by A. T. DE MATTOS 161
- XV. THE SCHOOLMASTER. Translated by A. T. DE MATTOS 170
- XIX. ABOUT MY MOTHER. Translated by A. T. DE MATTOS 195
- Rosegger: An Appreciation
- M. E. K.
- Peter Rosegger
- A Biographical Note
- By Dr. Julius Petersen
- II
- FOOTNOTE:
- My Father and I
- I gave a piercing cry.
- FOOTNOTE:
- II
- How I Gave God My Sunday Jacket
- I trembled with fear and joy and simply had no notion what to do.
- III
- Christmas Eve
- I began to cry miserably.
- FOOTNOTES:
- IV
- A Last Will and Testament
- I wrote this on the wood.
- I shook my head. I wouldn't ask for anything, not anything at all.
- FOOTNOTE:
- How Little Maxel's House was Burned Down
- VI
- Three Hundred and Sixty-four Nights and a Night
- I reflected. I began:
- VII
- How the White Kid Died
- FOOTNOTE:
- VIII
- Children of the World in the Forest
- FOOTNOTE:
- IX
- How Meisensepp Died
- After a two hours' tramp the girl said, "There's the light."
- Suddenly, Seppel called out, "Now, Anne, light the candle, quick!"
- FOOTNOTE:
- The Corpus Christi Altar
- FOOTNOTES:
- XI
- About Kickel, who went to Prison
- I quickened my steps.
- I went thoughtfully along the woodland path, and said:
- At last I stood still and asked, "When did he learn it?"
- XII
- How I Came to the Plough
- XIII
- The Recruit
- FOOTNOTES:
- XIV
- A Forgotten Land
- FOOTNOTE:
- XV
- The Schoolmaster
- XVI
- The Stag on the Wall[17]
- FOOTNOTES:
- XVII
- Forest-Lily in the Snow
- XVIII
- The Sacred Cornfield
- XIX
- About my Mother
- I went home to my quiet room and was soon in bed.
- II
- I should have liked to see her once more....
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE END
- Table of Contents: who went to prison -> period added after prison