Boys and
Boys and Girls Bookshelf (Vol 2 of 17) Folk-Lore, Fables, And Fairy Tales
作者：Various; Baltzell, W. J. (Winton James), 1864-1928 [Editor]; Forbush, William Byron, 1868-1927 [Editor]; Johnson, Rossiter, 1840-1931 [Editor]; Wade, Herbert T. (Herbert Treadwell), 1872- [Editor]; Wheeler, Daniel Edwin, 1880- [Editor]
体例：题 章数：325
字数：993,333 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 325 题- Transcriber's Note: [=o] = macron above letter
- BOYS AND GIRLS BOOKSHELF
- COMPLETE IN SEVENTEEN VOLUMES
- Little Folks' Section
- INTRODUCTION
- INTRODUCTION vii
- THE ROAD TO FAIRY LAND
- THE BEAUTIFUL PRINCESS GOLDENLOCKS
- PRINCE HYACINTH AND THE DEAR LITTLE PRINCESS
- BY MADAME LEPRINCE DE BEAUMONT
- CINDERELLA
- BY CHARLES PERRAULT
- THE SLEEPING BEAUTY
- ADAPTED FROM THE BROTHERS GRIMM
- BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
- PRINCE DARLING
- RUMPELSTILTSKIN
- ADAPTED FROM THE GRIMM BROTHERS
- RAPUNZEL, OR THE FAIR MAID WITH GOLDEN HAIR
- BY THE BROTHERS GRIMM
- SNOW-WHITE AND ROSE-RED
- BY THE BROTHERS GRIMM
- HANSEL AND GRETHEL
- BY THE BROTHERS GRIMM
- THE FLAG-BEARER
- BY CAROLYN SHERWIN BAILEY
- JOHNNY CHUCK FINDS THE BEST THING IN THE WORLD[A]
- BY THORNTON W. BURGESS
- LITTLE WEE PUMPKIN'S THANKSGIVING[B]
- BY MADGE A. BINGHAM
- THE COMING OF THE KING[C]
- BY LAURA E. RICHARDS
- THE LITTLE PIG[D]
- BY MAUD LINDSAY
- THE TRAVELS OF THE LITTLE TOY SOLDIER
- BY CAROLYN SHERWIN BAILEY
- WHAT HAPPENED TO DUMPS
- BY CAROLYN SHERWIN BAILEY
- THE WRECK OF THE HESPERUS
- BY HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW
- BY ABBIE FARWELL BROWN
- THE SNOW-IMAGE
- BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
- THE CASTLE OF GEMS
- BY SOPHIE MAY
- THE HEN THAT HATCHED DUCKS
- BY HARRIET BEECHER STOWE
- BY ANNA HEMPSTEAD BRANCH
- LITTLE ANNIE'S DREAM, OR THE FAIRY FLOWER
- BY LOUISA M. ALCOTT
- COMPANIONS
- BY HELEN HUNT JACKSON
- PRINCE LITTLE BOY
- BY S. WEIR MITCHELL
- THE BEE-MAN OF ORN[E]
- BY FRANK R. STOCKTON
- THE POT OF GOLD[F]
- BY MARY E. WILKINS FREEMAN
- THE FAIRY THORN
- BY SAMUEL FERGUSON
- FAIRY DAYS
- BY WILLIAM MAKEPEACE THACKERAY
- THE FAIRY QUEEN
- THE SEA PRINCESS
- LONG AGO
- THISTLE-TASSEL[G]
- BY FLORENCE HARRISON
- SONG OF THE FAIRY
- BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
- THE FAIRIES
- BY WILLIAM ALLINGHAM
- OH, WHERE DO FAIRIES HIDE THEIR HEADS?
- BY THOMAS HAYNES BAYLY
- THE ELF OF THE WOODLANDS
- RETOLD FROM RICHARD HENGIST HORNE BY WILLIAM BYRON FORBUSH
- PRINCESS FINOLA AND THE DWARF[H]
- BY EDMUND LEAMY
- THE STRAW OX
- A bear came out of the woods, and said to the ox: "Who are you?"
- A wolf came out of the woods, and said to the ox: "Who are you?"
- A fox came out of the woods, and said to the ox: "Who are you?"
- THE LITTLE PRINCESS OF THE FEARLESS HEART
- BY B. J. DASKAM
- MOPSA THE FAIRY
- RETOLD FROM JEAN INGELOW
- THE FAIRY BABY'S LUNCH
- THE GREAT WHITE BIRD
- TO THE FAIR CITY
- THE LITTLE OLD FAIRY WOMAN
- THE WONDERFUL PURPLE ROBE
- THE MAGIC KISS
- THE FAIRY WOMAN'S PARTING GIFT
- TO THE PALACE
- MOPSA IS TO BE A QUEEN
- QUEEN MOPSA
- She answered, "I am come to give you back your kiss."
- GOOD-BY TO MOPSA
- JACK COMES HOME
- THE LINE OF GOLDEN LIGHT, OR THE LITTLE BLIND SISTER[I]
- BY ELIZABETH HARRISON
- A FAIRY STORY ABOUT A PHILOSOPHER'S STONE WHICH WAS LOST
- BY M. BOWLEY
- By Marian Burton
- II
- III
- THE FLYING SHIP
- ROBIN OF THE LOVING HEART
- BY EMMA ENDICOTT MAREAN
- IN SPRING
- A FAMOUS CASE
- BY THEODORE C. WILLIAMS
- MORAL
- OLD-FASHIONED STORIES
- THE TWELVE HUNTSMEN
- THE TWELVE DANCING PRINCESSES
- EDWY AND THE ECHO
- THE LITTLE OLD WOMAN WHO LIVED IN A VINEGAR-BOTTLE
- Then the fairy said, "Go home and you shall have some."
- Then the fairy said, "Go home and you shall have one."
- Then the fairy said, "Go home and you shall have one."
- Then the fairy said, "Go home and you will find one."
- THE SNOW QUEEN
- THE MASTER-MAID
- CAP O' RUSHES[J]
- So he says to the second: "How much do you love me, my dear?"
- So he says to the third: "How much do you love me, my dear?"
- FULFILLED
- KING GRISLY-BEARD
- RETOLD FROM THE BROTHERS GRIMM
- THE FOX AND THE GOAT
- THE TWO FROGS
- THE DOG IN THE MANGER
- THE STAG AT THE POOL
- THE WAR-HORSE AND THE ASS
- THE FROGS WHO WANTED A KING
- THE OX AND THE FROG
- THE HERON WHO WAS HARD TO PLEASE
- THE SHEPHERD BOY AND THE WOLF
- THE ASS, THE COCK, AND THE LION
- THE LION, THE BEAR, AND THE FOX
- THE HORSE AND THE STAG
- THE LION AND THE BOAR
- THE HUNTSMAN AND THE FISHERMAN
- THE ASS IN THE LION'S SKIN
- FROM DRAWINGS BY BESS BRUCE CLEVELAND
- FROM DRAWINGS BY BESS BRUCE CLEVELAND
- THE HARE and THE TORTOISE
- THE FOX AND THE WOOD-CUTTER
- THE LION AND OTHER BEASTS ON A HUNT
- THE EAGLE AND THE ARROW
- THE MOUSE AND THE FROG
- THE WOLF AND THE GOAT
- THE BAD DOG
- THE KID AND THE WOLF
- THE FOX AND THE GRAPES
- THE FOX AND THE RAVEN
- THE BULL AND THE GOAT
- THE RAVEN AND THE SWAN
- THE THIEF AND THE DOG
- THE HORSE AND THE LOADED ASS
- THE ASS WITH THE SALT
- THE COCK AND THE JEWEL
- THE FOX WHO HAD LOST HIS TAIL
- THE EAGLE AND THE JACKDAW
- THE HEN AND THE GOLDEN EGGS
- THE DOG AND THE ASS
- THE NORTH WIND AND THE SUN
- THE FOX AND THE LION
- THE CROW AND THE PITCHER
- THE ASS AND HIS SHADOW
- THE WOLF AND THE CRANE
- THE FOX AND THE CRANE
- THE CAT AND THE MONKEY
- THE DANCING MONKEYS
- THE HARES AND THE FROGS
- THE LION AND THE GNAT
- THE FROGS AND THE BULLS
- THE LARK AND HER YOUNG ONES
- BELLING THE CAT
- A MILLER, HIS SON, AND THEIR ASS
- THE TORTOISE AND THE EAGLE
- THE PEACOCK AND JUNO
- THE LION, THE FOX, AND THE ASS
- THE FATHER AND HIS SONS
- THE DOVE AND THE ANT
- THE FOX AND THE CAT
- FROM DRAWINGS BY BESS BRUCE CLEVELAND
- FROM DRAWINGS BY BESS BRUCE CLEVELAND
- THE ANTS AND THE GRASSHOPPER
- FABLES FROM INDIA
- ADAPTED BY RAMASWAMI RAJU
- THE GLOW-WORM AND THE DAW
- Said the Glow-Worm with pride, "_Wickedness yields to wisdom!_"
- THE FOX AND THE VILLAGERS
- THE FROG AND THE SNAKE
- THE ASSEMBLY OF ANIMALS
- THE COCK AND HIS THREE HENS
- Meek Love wept, saying, "Ah, how he loved us!"
- Bright Wit wept, saying, "Ah, how well he crowed!"
- Fine Feather wept, saying, "Ah, what bright plumes he had!"
- Meek Love cried, "Oh, live and love us again!"
- Bright Wit cried, "Oh, let us hear your crowing again!"
- Fine Feather cried, "Oh, let us see your bright plumes again!"
- THE BLACK DOG AND THE WHITE DOG
- THE ELEPHANT AND THE APE
- Grand Tusk observed, "Behold, how big and powerful I am!"
- Nimble cried in reply, "Behold, how agile and entertaining I am!"
- Dark Sage said, "You must do as I bid, that I may form an opinion."
- THE CROW AND THE DAWN
- THE LION AND THE GOAT
- THE SUNLING
- THE MUSHROOM AND THE GOOSE
- THE FABLES OF PILPAY THE HINDU
- THE FOX AND THE HEN
- THE THREE FISHES
- THE FALCON AND THE HEN
- THE KING WHO GREW KIND
- THE HORSES' COUNCIL
- ADAPTED FROM JOHN GAY
- THE OAK AND THE REED
- ADAPTED FROM THE FRENCH OF LA FONTAINE
- THE ADVANTAGE OF KNOWLEDGE
- ADAPTED FROM THE FRENCH OF LA FONTAINE
- THE TORRENT AND THE RIVER
- ADAPTED FROM THE FRENCH OF LA FONTAINE
- THE TOMTIT AND THE BEAR
- BY THE BROTHERS GRIMM
- WHY JIMMY SKUNK WEARS STRIPES[K]
- BY THORNTON W. BURGESS
- BY JOHN BENNETT
- THE GREEDY CAT
- GUDBRAND ON THE HILLSIDE
- PORK AND HONEY
- HOW REYNARD OUTWITTED BRUIN
- THE COCK AND THE CRESTED HEN
- THE OLD WOMAN AND THE TRAMP
- THE OLD WOMAN AND THE FISH
- THE LAD AND THE FOX
- ADVENTURES OF ASHPOT
- NORWEGIAN BIRD-LEGENDS
- THE UGLY DUCKLING
- BY HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN
- THE WILD SWANS
- BY HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN
- TAPER TOM
- THE BOY WHO WENT TO THE NORTH WIND
- THE WONDERFUL IRON POT
- And the mother said: "How far do you skip, little Pot?"
- THE SHEEP AND PIG WHO SET UP HOUSEKEEPING
- DOLL-IN-THE-GRASS
- BOOTS AND HIS BROTHERS
- VIGGO AND BEATE[L]
- THE DOLL UNDER THE BRIER ROSEBUSH
- THE FLOATING ISLAND
- HANS, THE OLD SOLDIER
- ALLARM, THE DOG
- THE BLACK POND
- THE FOUR WHITE SWANS
- THE MISHAPS OF HANDY ANDY
- THE GREEDY SHEPHERD
- THE COBBLERS AND THE CUCKOO
- THE MERRY COBBLER AND HIS COAT
- Thomas Burke
- THE STORY OF CHILD CHARITY
- BY FRANCES BROWNE
- THE SELFISH GIANT
- BY OSCAR WILDE
- JACK AND THE BEANSTALK
- RETOLD BY MARY LENA WILSON
- TOM THUMB
- RETOLD BY LAURA CLARKE
- WHITTINGTON AND HIS CAT
- WILD ROBIN
- RETOLD BY SOPHIE MAY
- THE STORY OF MERLIN
- THE WILLOW PATTERN
- THE CUB'S TRIUMPH
- CHIN-CHIN KOBAKAMA
- She answered, "Always at the same hour--the 'hour of the ox.'"
- THE WONDERFUL MALLET
- THE SELFISH SPARROW AND THE HOUSELESS CROWS
- THE STORY OF ZIRAC
- MY LORD BAG OF RICE
- THE LITTLE HARE OF OKI
- RETOLD BY B. M. BURRELL
- By MARGARET JOHNSON
- THE CURIOUS CASE OF AH-TOP
- THE JACKAL AND THE CAMEL
- HASHNU THE STONECUTTER
- At once he heard a voice say: "Be thou the King."
- Then he heard a voice say: "Be thou the sun."
- Then he heard a voice say: "Be thou the rock."
- And he heard a voice say: "Be thou thyself."
- THE TIGER, THE BRAHMAN, AND THE JACKAL[N]
- THE STORY OF THE WILLOW PATTERN PLATE
- RETOLD BY M. ALSTON BUCKLEY
- BROTHER FOX'S TAR BABY[O]
- TRANSLATED BY JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS
- THE RABBIT AND THE PEAS
- BY MRS. M. R. ALLEN
- BR'ER RABBIT'S FISHING[P]
- BR'ER POSSUM LOVES PEACE
- BR'ER FOX TACKLES OLD BR'ER TARRYPIN[Q]
- HOW COUSIN WILDCAT SERVED BR'ER FOX[R]
- PLANTATION STORIES
- BY GRACE MACGOWAN COOKE
- I.--MRS. PRAIRIE-DOG'S BOARDERS
- II.--SONNY BUNNY RABBIT'S GRANNY
- ROBIN REDBREAST
- THE THREE WISHES
- THE JOKER
- LITTLE MOCCASIN'S RIDE ON THE THUNDER-HORSE
- BY COLONEL GUIDO ILGES
- WAUKEWA'S EAGLE
- BY JAMES BUCKHAM
- A HURON CINDERELLA
- BY HOWARD ANGUS KENNEDY
- Then the voice said, "How can you marry a man you cannot see?"
- THE FIRE BRINGER[S]
- BY MARY AUSTIN
- Said the boy: "What is fire?"
- SCAR FACE
- WHY THE BABY SAYS "GOO"
- RETOLD BY EHRMA G. FILER
- End of Project Gutenberg's Boys and Girls Bookshelf (Vol 2 of 17), by Various