Tell Me
Tell Me Another Story: The Book of Story Programs
作者：Bailey, Carolyn Sherwin, 1875-1961
体例：题 章数：140
字数：315,148 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 140 题- BY
- CAROLYN SHERWIN BAILEY
- Preface
- CAROLYN SHERWIN BAILEY.
- NEW YORK, 1918.
- EDITORIAL NOTE
- CAROLYN SHERWIN BAILEY.
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- THE HOME.
- THE CHILDREN.
- THE FAMILY.
- CLOTHING.
- FOOD.
- TOYS.
- TRADE LIFE.
- THE FARMER.
- SCHOOL.
- FALL.
- THANKSGIVING.
- WINTER.
- CHRISTMAS.
- PATRIOTISM.
- SAINT VALENTINE'S DAY.
- EASTER.
- BIRDS.
- SUMMER.
- ANIMALS.
- FAIRIES.
- FABLES.
- MYTHS.
- BIRTHDAYS.
- ARBOR DAY.
- THE HOME
- THE TREASURE IN THE HOUSE
- THE OLD HOUSE
- THE LITTLE BOY WHO WANTED A CASTLE
- THE CHILDREN
- THE PLAYMATES
- THE STAR-CHILD
- And the Queen said to him, "This is thy father whom thou hast fed."
- OLE LUK-OIE
- THE FAMILY
- WHAT FATHER DOES IS ALWAYS RIGHT
- THE ELDER TREE MOTHER
- THE HAPPY FAMILY
- CLOTHING
- THE WONDER SHOES
- THE EMPEROR'S NEW CLOTHES
- HOW PRIMROSE WENT TO THE PARTY
- FOOD
- THE PRINCE WHO WASN'T HUNGRY
- THE FIELD
- THE MAGIC SAUCEPAN
- TOYS
- THE TOP THAT COULD SING
- THE MONEY PIG
- THE GIANT'S PLAYTHING
- TRADE LIFE
- THE HOLIDAY
- NILS AND THE BEAR
- THE GIANT ENERGY AND THE FAIRY SKILL
- THE FARMER
- THE FARM HOUSE
- THE PLOWMAN WHO FOUND CONTENT
- THE FARMER AND THE TROLL
- SCHOOL
- A PURITAN SCHOOL-DAY
- THE LAST CLASS
- TIMOTHY'S SHOES
- FALL
- THE THREE APPLES
- THE HORN OF PLENTY
- THE GOOSE WHO TRIED TO KEEP THE SUMMER
- THANKSGIVING
- CHIP'S THANKSGIVING
- THE FIRST THANKSGIVING
- THE KING'S THANKSGIVING
- WINTER
- THE GRAY HARE
- THE SNOW IMAGE
- THE FIRE THAT WOULD NOT BURN
- CHRISTMAS
- THE CHILD WHO SAW SANTA CLAUS
- THE CHRISTMAS GARDEN
- THE CHRISTMAS TREE IN THE BARN
- PATRIOTISM
- THE RESCUE OF OLD GLORY
- THE LOG CABIN BOY
- THEIR FLAG
- SAINT VALENTINE'S DAY
- THE VALENTINE BOX
- THE PRINCE'S VALENTINE
- WHY THE DOVE IS ON OUR VALENTINES
- EASTER
- MOLLY'S EASTER HEN
- THE SONG OF THE SPRING
- THE EASTER STORY
- BIRDS
- THE BIRD
- THE NIGHTINGALE
- One day the Emperor received a large parcel, marked "The Nightingale."
- HOW THE WREN BECAME KING
- SUMMER
- THE LITTLE RED PRINCESS
- HOW THE FLOWERS CAME
- THE THREE LITTLE BUTTERFLY BROTHERS[1]
- ANIMALS
- WHY PETER RABBIT WEARS A WHITE PATCH[2]
- THE ANIMALS' NEW YEAR'S EVE
- THE COUNTRY CAT
- FAIRIES
- THE THREE BROTHERS
- THE CRY FAIRY
- DOLL-IN-THE-GRASS
- FABLES
- THE PLOUGHMAN AND HIS SONS
- THE BAG OF DUST
- THE CAMEL AND THE PIG
- LEGENDS
- HOW THE MOON WAS KIND TO HER MOTHER
- THE RABBIT WHO WAS GRATEFUL
- WHY THE BEES GATHER HONEY
- BIRTHDAYS
- THE BIRTHDAY PRESENT
- THE BIRTHDAY OF THE INFANTA
- THE PRICKLY BUSH
- ARBOR DAY
- THE TINKER'S WILLOW
- THE STORY OF THE LAUREL
- THE LITTLE ACORN
- DAILY PROGRAM OF GIFT AND OCCUPATION WORK
- FOR THE CHILDREN'S HOUR
- FIRELIGHT STORIES
- STORIES AND RHYMES FOR A CHILD
- SONGS OF HAPPINESS
- FOR THE STORY TELLER
- EVERY CHILD'S FOLK SONGS AND GAMES
- STORIES CHILDREN NEED
- TELL ME ANOTHER STORY
- End of Project Gutenberg's Tell Me Another Story, by Carolyn Sherwin Bailey