Nine Unlikely
Nine Unlikely Tales
作者：Nesbit, E. (Edith), 1858-1924; Millar, H. R. (Harold Robert), 1869-1942 [Illustrator]; Shepperson, Claude A. (Claude Allin), 1867-1921 [Illustrator]
体例：题 章数：44
字数：195,980 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 篇幅分布
- 平均每题 4,454 字。
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cache/epub/49913/pg49913.txt（Project Gutenberg）
章节目录
共 44 题- NINE UNLIKELY TALES
- CONTENTS
- I THE COCKATOUCAN _page_ 1
- II WHEREYOUWANTOGOTO 49
- III THE BLUE MOUNTAIN 85
- IV THE PRINCE, TWO MICE, AND SOME KITCHEN-MAIDS 129
- V MELISANDE: OR LONG AND SHORT DIVISION 159
- VI FORTUNATUS REX AND CO 193
- VII THE SUMS THAT CAME RIGHT 223
- VIII THE TOWN IN THE LIBRARY, IN THE TOWN IN THE LIBRARY 243
- IX THE PLUSH USURPER 267
- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
- NINE UNLIKELY TALES
- She tried again. This time it was—
- The next was—
- WHEREYOUWANTOGO.
- THE BOUNCIBLE BALL.
- When the Bouncible Ball stopped bouncing, Selim said—
- THE BLUE MOUNTAIN
- The King read this, and said—
- When he took the mug to the King the monarch looked at it, and said—
- Now, when she was grown up the Queen said to the King—
- To which the fairy replied by return of butterfly:—
- But the old woman said—
- But no Fairy came. And Simpkins minor whispered—
- I wonder!
- I wonder!
- So the children were left alone. Before Mother went away she said—
- Fabian stood first on one leg and then on the other, till Rosamund said—
- When they had pushed back the drawer Fabian said—
- Then the Captain said—
- The Blue Captain heard her, and said—
- And then Rosamund said—
- But Rosamund said—
- The great Mouse looked down at her and said—
- The donkey with panniers said—
- Then the King stood forth and said—
- And the crowd grumbled and muttered, and one voice cried—
- When the Magician had been turned into a post, the King said—
- THE END
- Page 88, “an” changed to “ran” (ran up a signal-box)
- Page 227, “hersel” changed to “herself” (fairy drew herself up)
- Page 258, “or” changed to “for” (for lack of food)
- Page 258, “brng” changed to “bring” (but to bring out)