Roman Legends:
章节目录
共 148 题- ROMAN LEGENDS
- PREFACE.
- The said four categories are,--
- CONTENTS.
- FAVOLE. PAGE
- LEGENDARY TALES AND ESEMPJ.
- GHOST AND TREASURE STORIES AND FAMILY AND LOCAL TRADITIONS.
- CIARPE.
- APPENDICES.
- FAVOLE.
- FILAGRANATA.
- And the other pigeon answered,--
- And the second pigeon replied,--
- But the first pigeon continued:--
- And the second pigeon answered,--
- THE THREE LOVE-ORANGES. [27]
- PALOMBELLETTA. [32]
- LA CENORIENTOLA. [35]
- Then they said,--
- VACCARELLA. [38]
- Vaccarella readily gave the same answer as before:--
- GIUSEPPE L'EBREO.
- THE KING WHO GOES OUT TO DINNER. [52]
- THE POT OF MARJORAM. [60]
- THE POT OF RUE. [66]
- Then said the king,--
- And the merchant made answer,--
- Then the king answered,--
- But the other merchants said to the merchant her father,--
- But the other merchants said,--
- KING OTHO. [68]
- MARIA WOOD. [71]
- SECOND VERSION.
- THIRD VERSION.
- LA CANDELIERA. [82]
- THE TWO HUNCHBACKED BROTHERS. [83]
- A tribe of hunchbacks came out and danced round him, and sung--
- THE DARK KING. [85]
- MONSU MOSTRO. [89]
- THE ENCHANTED ROSE-TREE. [94]
- SCIOCCOLONE. [97]
- Then the second fairy addressed him and said:--
- Then the third fairy came forward and said:--
- TWELVE FEET OF NOSE. [102]
- He sounds the horn and One comes. [105]
- A YARD OF NOSE. [106]
- THE CHICORY-SELLER AND THE ENCHANTED PRINCESS. [114]
- Then the princess married him, and all went wondrously well. [118]
- THE TRANSFORMATION-DONKEY. [119]
- SIGNOR LATTANZIO.
- HOW CAJUSSE WAS MARRIED. [128]
- And his mother said, 'His name is Cajusse.'
- LEGENDARY TALES AND ESEMPJ.
- WHEN JESUS CHRIST WANDERED ON EARTH.
- Another day Jesus Christ and His disciples dined at a tavern. [147]
- PRET' OLIVO. [149]
- DOMINE QUO VADIS.
- PIETRO BAILLIARDO. [153]
- S. GIOVANNI BOCCA D'ORO.
- DON GIOVANNI.
- THE PENANCE OF SAN GIULIANO.
- THE PILGRIMS.
- SANTA VERDANA.
- SAN SIDORO.
- THE FISHPOND OF ST. FRANCIS. [181]
- ST. ANTHONY.
- When the dead man's body was brought, St. Anthony said to him:--
- SANT' ANTONIO E SORA [182] CASTITRE.
- I too know a story about St. Anthony.
- ST. ANTHONY AND THE HOLY CHILD. [184]
- ST. MARGARET OF CORTONA.
- ST. THEODORA.
- NUN BEATRICE. [196]
- PADRE FILIPPO.
- 1A
- THE PARDON OF ASISI. [212]
- PADRE VINCENZO.
- PADRE FONTANAROSA.
- They answered, 'In his cell.'
- S. GIUSEPPE LABRE. [220]
- THE TWELVE WORDS OF TRUTH. [223]
- GHOST AND TREASURE STORIES AND FAMILY AND LOCAL TRADITIONS.
- THE DEAD MAN IN THE OAK-TREE. [236]
- THE DEAD MAN'S LETTER. [240]
- THE WHITE SOUL. [244]
- That night, again, the wife woke him with a start--
- THE WHITE SERPENT. [250]
- THE PROCESSION OF VELLETRI.
- SMALLER GHOST AND TREASURE STORIES AND FAMILY AND LOCAL TRADITIONS.
- SCIARRA COLONNA.
- DONNA OLIMPIA.
- THE MUNIFICENCE OF PRINCE BORGHESE.
- GIACINTA MARESCOTTI.
- PASQUINO. [294]
- CÈCINGÙLO.
- THE WOOING OF CASSANDRO. [298]
- I COCORNI.
- THE BEAUTIFUL ENGLISHWOMAN.
- THE ENGLISHMAN.
- I have met with such stories several times.
- THE MARRIAGE OF SIGNOR CAJUSSE. [307]
- THE DAUGHTER OF COUNT LATTANZIO. [311]
- BELLACUCCIA.
- THE SATYR.
- THE SATYRS.
- AMADEA.
- THE KING OF PORTUGAL.
- CIARPE.
- THE TWO FRIARS. [325]
- THE PREFACE OF A FRANCISCAN.
- THE LENTEN PREACHER.
- ASS OR PIG. [336]
- THE SEVEN CLODHOPPERS. [339]
- THE LITTLE BIRD. [342]
- THE DEVIL WHO TOOK TO HIMSELF A WIFE. [344]
- THE ROOT.
- THE QUEEN AND THE TRIPE-SELLER. [348]
- THE BAD-TEMPERED QUEEN. [353]
- THE SIMPLE WIFE. [354]
- LA SPOSA CECE.
- THE FOOLISH WOMAN. [363]
- THE BOOBY. [364]
- THE GLUTTONOUS GIRL. [366]
- When the husband came home his mother went out to meet him, saying--
- THE GREEDY DAUGHTER. [371]
- THE OLD MISER. [373]
- THE MISERLY OLD WOMAN. [378]
- The mother-in-law answered, 'Time to get up!'
- Then she went to her husband and said--
- THE BEGGAR AND THE CHICK-PEA. [382]
- The peasant's wife said, 'Good man, go away; I have nothing.'
- But the poor man said, 'Leave me out something against I come again.'
- DOCTOR GRILLO.
- NINA.
- THE GOOD GRACE OF THE HUNCHBACK. [392]
- THE VALUE OF SALT.
- And she answered, 'As much as wine!'
- And she answered, 'As much as salt!'
- THE PRINCESS AND THE GENTLEMAN.
- THE HAPPY COUPLE. [407]
- I know there was one that ran thus:--
- WHAT HAPPENED IN THE ROOM OF A HOTEL. [411]
- THE COUNTESS'S CAT. [415]
- WHY CATS AND DOGS ALWAYS QUARREL. [419]
- THE CATS WHO MADE THEIR MASTER RICH.
- APPENDICES.
- APPENDIX B.
- NOTES