Book of
The Book of Fables and Folk Stories
作者：Scudder, Horace Elisha, 1838-1902
体例：题 章数：108
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章节目录
共 108 题- THE BOOK OF FABLES AND FOLK STORIES
- By Horace E. Scudder
- New Illustrated Edition
- Boston And New York Houghton Mifflin Company
- 1882 To 1919
- PUBLISHERS’ NOTE
- 4 Park St., Boston October, 1919
- THE BOOK OF FABLES AND FOLK STORIES
- LITTLE RED-RIDING-HOOD
- THE GOOSE THAT LAID GOLDEN EGGS
- THE DOG IN THE MANGER
- THE FOX AND THE GRAPES
- LITTLE ONE EYE, LITTLE TWO EYES, AND LITTLE THREE EYES
- I. THE GOAT
- The wise woman said:--
- Little Two Eyes now awoke Little One Eye, and said:--
- II. THE TREE
- The next day, the mother said to Little Three Eyes:--
- III. THE PRINCE
- Now, when Little Two Eyes rode away with the Prince, the sisters said:--
- THE WIND AND THE SUN
- THE CROW AND THE PITCHER
- THE BOYS AND THE FROGS
- A COUNTRY FELLOW AND THE RIVER
- PUSS IN BOOTS
- I. PUSS GOES A-HUNTING
- II. PUSS AND THE LION
- When dinner was over, the king took the Marquis one side, and said:--
- THE FARMER’S SONS
- THE LION AND THE BEAR
- THE LION AND THE MOUSE
- Then the Mouse said:--
- THE ELVES AND THE SHOEMAKER
- THE STAG AND THE LION
- As the Lion fell upon him with his claws, the Stag cried oat:--
- THE STAR-GAZER
- THE FOX AND THE LION
- THE FARMER AND THE STORK
- THE DOG AND THE WOLF
- THE FOX IN THE WELL
- THE TWO PACKS
- THE DOG AND HIS IMAGE
- THE FOX AND THE STORK
- THE SPENDTHRIFT AND THE SWALLOW
- JACK AND THE BEAN-STALK
- I. THE BEANS ARE PLANTED
- II. JACK CAPTURES A HEN
- III. THE GIANT’S MONEY-BAGS
- IV. THE HARP
- THE FROG AND THE OX
- THE MILLER, HIS SON, AND THEIR ASS
- CINDERELLA, OR THE GLASS SLIPPER
- I. CINDERELLA IN THE KITCHEN
- While she was thus busy, the sisters said to her:--
- II. CINDERELLA IN THE PALACE
- THE WOLF IN SHEEP’S CLOTHING
- THE ARAB AND HIS CAMEL
- TOM THUMB
- I. TOM IS SOLD FOR A BARGAIN
- II. HOW TOM FRIGHTENED THE THIEVES
- Tom made as if he did not understand them, and bawled out again:--
- III. INSIDE A COW
- IV. SAFE AT HOME AGAIN
- THE TORTOISE AND THE HARE
- THE COUNTRY MOUSE AND THE TOWN MOUSE
- THE GNAT AND THE BULL
- THE SLEEPING BEAUTY IN THE WOOD
- I. THE BEAUTY GOES TO SLEEP
- II. THE BEAUTY WAKES
- THE ANT AND THE GRASSHOPPER
- THE LION AND THE FOX
- DICK WHITTINGTON AND HIS CAT
- I. DICK GOES TO LONDON
- II. DICK’S CAT
- III. BOW BELLS
- IV. LORD MAYOR WHITTINGTON
- THE CAT, THE MONKEY, AND THE CHESTNUTS
- THE LARK AND HER YOUNG ONES
- THE FLIES AND THE POT OF HONEY
- BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
- I. BEAUTY AND HER SISTERS
- Then the merchant asked Beauty:--
- II. THE BEAST AT HOME
- III. BEAUTY GOES TO THE BEAST
- IV. THE CHARM IS BROKEN
- THE WOLF AND THE LAMB
- THE TRAVELERS AND THE BEAR
- THE TORTOISE AND THE EAGLE
- THE WHITE CAT
- I. THE PALACE OF THE WHITE CAT
- II. A YEAR OF SPORT
- III. THE LITTLE DOG AND THE CAMBRIC
- IV. THE WHITE CAT HAS HER HEAD CUT OFF
- V. THE WHITE CAT’S STORY
- VI. THE WHITE CAT’S STORY ENDED
- THE LION, THE ASS, AND THE FOX
- THE JACKDAW AND THE DOVES
- THE FOUR BULLS AND THE LION
- THE COUNTRY MAID AND HER MILK-PAIL
- THE CAT, THE WEASEL, AND THE YOUNG RABBIT
- THE TRAVELING MUSICIANS
- I. HOW THEY SET OUT
- II. HOW THEY GAVE A CONCERT
- III. HOW THEY MADE THEMSELVES AT HOME
- BELLING THE CAT
- THE WOLF AND THE CRANE
- THE WOLF AND THE SHEPHERD
- THE FROGS ASK FOR A KING