Folk-lore and
Folk-lore and Legends: German
作者：Anonymous
体例：题 章数：112
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章节目录
共 112 题- FOLK-LORE
- AND
- LEGENDS
- GERMANY
- UNIFORM WITH THIS VOLUME.
- FOLK-LORE AND LEGENDS.
- PREFATORY NOTE
- CONTENTS
- PAGE
- Gaffer Death, 1
- The Legend of Paracelsus, 6
- Hans in Luck, 9
- The Grey Mare in the Garret, 17
- The Water Spirit, 21
- Peter Klaus, 31
- The Legend of Rheineck, 36
- The Cellar of the Old Knights in the Kyffhauser, 48
- The Fisherman and his Wife, 53
- The Mouse Tower, 62
- The Dancers, 66
- The Little Shroud, 70
- The Arch Rogue, 72
- Brother Merry, 82
- Fastrada, 100
- The Jew in the Bush, 104
- The Elves, 110
- The Conclave of Corpses, 114
- Legends of Rubezahl, or Number-Nip, 120
- The Hunter Hackelnberg and the Tut-Osel, 131
- The Alraun, 136
- The Goose-Girl, 140
- Hans Jagenteufel, 149
- The Waits of Bremen, 152
- The Flaming Castle, 158
- The Monks at the Ferry, 161
- Doctor All-Wise, 168
- The White Maiden, 172
- The Sturgeon, 176
- St. Andrew's Night, 183
- INTRODUCTION
- C. J. T.
- GAFFER DEATH.
- There came stalking up to him Death, who said--
- Then said the man--
- Death answered--
- Said the man--
- Then Death showed him the little herb, and said--
- The physician said--
- Then the physician said--
- THE LEGEND OF PARACELSUS.
- HANS IN LUCK.
- Hans had served his master seven years, and at last said to him--
- And the master said--
- The horseman heard this, and said--
- Hans stood looking for a while, and at last said--
- THE GREY MARE IN THE GARRET.
- THE WATER SPIRIT.
- PETER KLAUS.
- THE LEGEND OF RHEINECK.
- THE CELLAR OF THE OLD KNIGHTS IN THE KYFFHAUSER.
- THE FISHERMAN AND HIS WIFE.
- Then the fish came swimming to him and said--
- Everything went right for a week or two, and then Dame Alice said--
- When he had looked at her for a long time, he said--
- So the fisherman was obliged to go, and he muttered as he went along--
- At this she was very angry, and wakened her husband, and said--
- THE MOUSE TOWER.
- THE DANCERS.
- THE LITTLE SHROUD.
- THE ARCH ROGUE.
- At last one of them, opening his eyes, cried out--
- BROTHER MERRY.
- At last the saint said--
- At length the saint came back, and said--
- The king was greatly rejoiced, and said to the saint--
- But the saint replied--
- The saint took another road, and as he went off--
- The men said--
- At last he got angry, and crying--
- The saint replied--
- FASTRADA.
- THE JEW IN THE BUSH.
- The countryman rejoiced at his luck, and said--
- The Jew cried out--
- But the judge said--
- Then the Jew said--
- Then the countryman called the Jew, and said--
- THE ELVES.
- THE CONCLAVE OF CORPSES.
- LEGENDS OF RUBEZAHL, OR NUMBER-NIP.
- THE HUNTER HACKELNBERG AND THE TUT-OSEL.
- THE ALRAUN.
- THE GOOSE-GIRL.
- The three drops of blood answered her, and said--
- But the maid answered her, and even spoke more haughtily than before--
- The false bride said to the prince--
- The head answered--
- It answered--
- Then the king made him tell what had happened, and Conrad said--
- HANS JAGENTEUFEL.
- The woman shrank from him in alarm, but the spirit said--
- THE WAITS OF BREMEN.
- THE FLAMING CASTLE.
- The nobleman, who was bold of heart, gave for answer--
- Upon this the spirit inquired further--
- THE MONKS AT THE FERRY.
- DOCTOR ALL-WISE.
- When the nobleman heard this, he cried out--
- THE WHITE MAIDEN.
- THE STURGEON.
- SAINT ANDREW'S NIGHT.
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