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共 506 题- CHILDHOOD'S FAVORITES
- AND FAIRY STORIES
- HAMILTON WRIGHT MABIE
- EDWARD EVERETT HALE
- WILLIAM BYRON FORBUSH
- JENNIE ELLIS BURDICK
- Volume One [Illustration: The Young Folks Treasury]
- NEW YORK
- THE UNIVERSITY SOCIETY
- INCORPORATED
- EDITORS
- ASSISTANT EDITOR
- JENNIE ELLIS BURDICK
- GENERAL INTRODUCTION
- HAMILTON W. MABIE
- INTRODUCTION
- WILLIAM BYRON FORBUSH.
- CONTENTS
- NURSERY RHYMES
- NURSERY TALES
- CHILDREN'S FAVORITE POEMS
- CHILDREN'S FAVORITE STORIES
- OLD FASHIONED POEMS
- FABLES
- FABLES FROM ÆSOP
- FABLES OF INDIA
- FAIRY TALES AND LAUGHTER STORIES
- SCANDINAVIAN STORIES
- GERMAN STORIES
- FRENCH STORIES
- ENGLISH STORIES
- CELTIC STORIES
- ITALIAN STORIES
- Pinocchio's Adventures in Wonderland--_Carlo Lorenzini_ 394
- JAPANESE STORIES
- EAST INDIAN STORIES
- AMERICAN INDIAN STORIES
- ARABIAN STORIES
- CHINESE STORIES
- RUSSIAN STORIES
- TALES FOR TINY TOTS
- FANCIFUL STORIES
- ILLUSTRATIONS
- CHILDHOOD'S FAVORITES
- AND
- FAIRY STORIES
- NURSERY RHYMES
- WHAT DOES LITTLE BIRDIE SAY?
- ALFRED, LORD TENNYSON
- GOOD NIGHT
- JANE TAYLOR
- SWEET AND LOW
- ALFRED, LORD TENNYSON
- BABY-LAND
- GEORGE COOPER
- POLLY
- WILLIAM BRIGHTY RANDS
- CRADLE HYMN
- ISAAC WATTS
- I LIKE LITTLE PUSSY
- JANE TAYLOR
- THE GRAVEL PATH
- LAURENCE ALMA TADEMA
- SLEEP, MY TREASURE
- E. NESBIT
- LULLABY OF AN INFANT CHIEF
- SIR WALTER SCOTT
- THE ORPHAN'S SONG
- SYDNEY DOBELL
- THE DEATH AND BURIAL OF COCK ROBIN
- DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY STARS?
- WHERE DO ALL THE DAISIES GO?
- UNKNOWN
- THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT
- TREE ON THE HILL
- A LITTLE BOY'S POCKET
- UNKNOWN
- NURSERY TALES
- THE THREE BEARS
- CINDERELLA
- THE THREE BROTHERS
- Then the third one said: "Let me have a chance, too, father."
- THE WREN AND THE BEAR
- CHICKEN-LICKEN
- And Duck-luck said: "I'm going to the wood."
- And Drake-lake said: "I'm going to the wood."
- And Goose-loose said: "I'm going to the wood."
- And Gander-lander said: "I'm going to the wood."
- And Turkey-lurkey said: "I'm going to the wood."
- And Fox-lox said: "Come along with me, and I will show you the way."
- THE FOX AND THE CAT
- THE RATS AND THEIR SON-IN-LAW
- THE MOUSE AND THE SAUSAGE
- JOHNNY AND THE GOLDEN GOOSE
- TITTY MOUSE AND TATTY MOUSE
- TEENY TINY
- THE SPIDER AND THE FLEA
- THE LITTLE SHEPHERD BOY
- THE THREE SPINNERS
- THE CAT AND THE MOUSE IN PARTNERSHIP
- THE SWEET SOUP
- THE STRAW THE COAL AND THE BEAN
- WHY THE BEAR HAS A STUMPY TAIL
- THE THREE LITTLE PIGS
- CHILDREN'S FAVORITE POEMS
- THE THREE CHILDREN
- ANONYMOUS
- THE OWL AND THE PUSSY-CAT
- II
- III
- EDWARD LEAR
- KINDNESS TO ANIMALS
- UNKNOWN
- HOW DOTH THE LITTLE BUSY BEE
- ISAAC WATTS
- SUPPOSE!
- PHOEBE CARY
- TWINKLE, TWINKLE
- ANONYMOUS
- PRETTY COW
- JANE TAYLOR
- THE THREE LITTLE KITTENS
- ELIZA LEE FOLLEN
- THE LAND OF COUNTERPANE
- ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
- THERE WAS A LITTLE GIRL
- HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW
- THE BOY WHO NEVER TOLD A LIE
- FOREIGN CHILDREN
- ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
- THE UNSEEN PLAYMATE
- ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
- I SAW THREE SHIPS
- OLD CAROL
- A WAS AN ANT
- EDWARD LEAR
- THE TABLE AND THE CHAIR
- II
- III
- IV
- EDWARD LEAR
- PRECOCIOUS PIGGY
- THOMAS HOOD
- A BOY'S SONG
- JAMES HOGG
- BUTTERCUPS AND DAISIES
- MARY HOWITT
- THE VIOLET
- JANE TAYLOR
- IF EVER I SEE
- LYDIA MARIA CHILD
- THE LITTLE LAND
- ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
- A LOBSTER QUADRILLE
- LEWIS CARROLL
- WHERE GO THE BOATS?
- ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
- THE WIND AND THE MOON
- GEORGE MACDONALD
- WHERE ARE YOU GOING, MY PRETTY MAID?
- ANONYMOUS
- THE LOST DOLL
- CHARLES KINGSLEY
- FOREIGN LANDS
- ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
- BED IN SUMMER
- ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
- TRY AGAIN
- ANONYMOUS
- A GOOD PLAY
- ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
- GOOD NIGHT AND GOOD MORNING
- THE WIND
- ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
- THE SPIDER AND THE FLY
- MARY HOWITT
- LET DOGS DELIGHT TO BARK AND BITE
- ISAAC WATTS
- CHILD'S EVENING HYMN
- SABINE BARING-GOULD
- CHILDREN'S FAVORITE STORIES
- HANSEL AND GRETEL
- The children answered quickly:--
- THE FAIR CATHERINE AND PIF-PAF POLTRIE
- THE WOLF AND THE FOX
- DISCREET HANS
- PUSS IN BOOTS
- THE ELVES AND THE SHOEMAKER
- HANS IN LUCK
- MASTER OF ALL MASTERS
- He said to her: "What will you call me?"
- BELLING THE CAT
- LITTLE RED RIDING-HOOD
- THE NAIL
- JACK AND THE BEANSTALK
- HOW TO TELL A TRUE PRINCESS
- THE SLEEPING BEAUTY
- OLD-FASHIONED POEMS
- THE MAN IN THE MOON
- JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY
- SAGE COUNSEL
- ARTHUR THOMAS QUILLER-COUCH
- LIMERICKS
- EDWARD LEAR
- MORE LIMERICKS
- RUDYARD KIPLING
- ANONYMOUS
- THE DEAD DOLL
- MARGARET VANDERGRIFT
- LITTLE THINGS
- Ascribed to JULIA A. F. CARNEY
- THE GOLDEN RULE
- UNKNOWN
- DO THE BEST YOU CAN
- UNKNOWN
- THE VOICE OF SPRING
- THE LARK AND THE ROOK
- UNKNOWN
- THANKSGIVING DAY
- LYDIA MARIA CHILD
- THE MAGPIE'S NEST
- A FABLE
- UNKNOWN
- THE FAIRIES OF THE CALDON LOW
- A MIDSUMMER LEGEND
- THE LAND OF STORY-BOOKS
- A VISIT FROM ST. NICHOLAS
- CLEMENT CLARKE MOORE
- LITTLE ORPHANT ANNIE
- JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY
- THE CHATTERBOX
- ANN TAYLOR
- THE VOICE OF SPRING
- FELICIA DOROTHEA HEMANS
- THE HISTORY LESSON
- ANONYMOUS
- SONG OF LIFE
- CHARLES MACKAY
- THE GOOD TIME COMING
- CHARLES MACKAY
- WINDY NIGHTS
- ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
- THE WONDERFUL WORLD
- WILLIAM BRIGHTY RANDS
- HARK! HARK! THE LARK
- WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
- JOG ON, JOG ON
- WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
- SWEET STORY OF OLD
- JEMIMA LUKE
- MY SHADOW
- ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
- BY COOL SILOAM'S SHADY RILL
- REGINALD HEBER
- THE WIND IN A FROLIC
- WILLIAM HOWITT
- THE GRAVES OF A HOUSEHOLD
- FELICIA DOROTHEA HEMANS
- WE ARE SEVEN
- WILLIAM WORDSWORTH
- THE BETTER LAND
- FELICIA DOROTHEA HEMANS
- THE JUVENILE ORATOR
- DAVID EVERETT
- THE FOX AND THE CROW
- A FABLE
- MORAL
- LITTLE B. (TAYLOR?)
- THE USE OF FLOWERS
- MARY HOWITT
- CONTENTED JOHN
- JANE TAYLOR
- ROBERT SOUTHEY
- THE FROST
- HANNAH FLAGG GOULD
- THE BATTLE OF BLENHEIM
- ROBERT SOUTHEY
- THE CHAMELEON
- A FABLE
- FROM M. DE LAMOTTE
- JAMES MERRICK
- THE BLACKBERRY GIRL
- UNKNOWN
- MABEL ON MIDSUMMER DAY
- A STORY OF THE OLDEN TIME
- PART I
- PART II
- MARY HOWITT
- LLEWELLYN AND HIS DOG
- WILLIAM ROBERT SPENCER
- THE SNOWBIRD'S SONG
- FRANCIS C. WOODWORTH
- FOR A' THAT AND A' THAT
- ROBERT BURNS
- FABLES
- FABLES FROM ÆSOP
- THE GOOSE THAT LAID GOLDEN EGGS
- THE BOYS AND THE FROGS
- THE LION AND THE MOUSE
- THE FOX AND THE GRAPES
- THE FROG AND THE OX
- THE CAT, THE MONKEY, AND THE CHESTNUTS
- THE COUNTRY MAID AND HER MILKPAIL
- THE ASS IN THE LION'S SKIN
- THE TORTOISE AND THE HARE
- THE VAIN JACKDAW
- THE FOX WITHOUT A TAIL
- THE WOLF IN SHEEP'S CLOTHING
- THE CROW AND THE PITCHER
- THE MAN, HIS SON, AND HIS ASS
- FABLES OF INDIA
- ADAPTED BY P. V. RAMASWAMI RAJU
- THE CAMEL AND THE PIG
- THE MAN AND HIS PIECE OF CLOTH
- THE SEA, THE FOX, AND THE WOLF
- He said to the fox, "May I go into the sea?"
- THE BIRDS AND THE LIME
- THE RAVEN AND THE CATTLE
- TINSEL AND LIGHTNING
- THE ASS AND THE WATCH-DOG
- THE LARK AND ITS YOUNG ONES
- THE TWO GEMS
- A courtier went round the King, and said, "Sire, may I have the prize?"
- The other courtiers said, in a whisper, "_Flatterers prey upon fools_."
- FAIRY TALES AND LAUGHTER STORIES
- SCANDINAVIAN STORIES
- THE HARDY TIN SOLDIER
- BY HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN
- THE FIR TREE
- BY HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN
- THE DARNING-NEEDLE
- BY HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN
- THUMBELINA
- BY HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN
- THE TINDER-BOX
- BY HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN
- Then he shouted up the tree, "Halloo, old witch! haul me up again."
- BOOTS AND HIS BROTHERS
- BY GEORGE WEBBE DASENT
- THE HUSBAND WHO WAS TO MIND THE HOUSE
- BY GEORGE WEBBE DASENT
- BUTTERCUP
- BY GEORGE WEBBE DASENT
- So the boy ran out, and came back crying out,--
- GERMAN STORIES
- SEVEN AT ONE BLOW
- BY WILHELM AND JAKOB GRIMM
- ONE EYE, TWO EYES, THREE EYES
- BY WILHELM AND JAKOB GRIMM
- THE MUSICIANS OF BREMEN
- BY WILHELM AND JAKOB GRIMM
- THE FISHERMAN AND HIS WIFE
- BY WILHELM AND JAKOB GRIMM
- The flounder came swimming up, and said: "Well, what do you want?"
- She took him by the hand and said, "Come in with me."
- He stood before her, and said, "Alas, wife, art thou now king?"
- Her husband stood still, and said, "Wife, art thou now emperor?"
- LITTLE SNOW-WHITE
- BY WILHELM AND JAKOB GRIMM
- The first said, "Who has been sitting on my chair?"
- The second, "Who has been eating off my plate?"
- The third, "Who has been taking some of my bread?"
- The fourth, "Who has been eating my fruit?"
- The fifth, "Who has been using my fork?"
- The sixth, "Who has been cutting with my knife?"
- The seventh, "Who has been drinking out of my mug?"
- THE GOOSE-GIRL
- BY WILHELM AND JAKOB GRIMM
- THE GOLDEN BIRD
- BY WILHELM AND JAKOB GRIMM
- The King was astonished and asked: "What does this all mean?"
- FRENCH STORIES
- BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
- ADAPTED BY E. NESBIT
- Then the Beast said, "I will not let you go empty-handed."
- THE WHITE CAT
- BY THE COMTESSE D'AULNOY
- THE STORY OF PRETTY GOLDILOCKS
- TOADS AND DIAMONDS
- ENGLISH STORIES
- THE HISTORY OF TOM THUMB
- ADAPTED BY ERNEST RHYS
- JACK THE GIANT-KILLER
- ADAPTED BY JOSEPH JACOBS
- JACK THE GIANT-KILLER
- Jack answered, "None but your poor cousin Jack."
- Quoth he, "What news with my poor cousin Jack?"
- He replied, "Dear uncle, bad news, God willing!"
- THE THREE SILLIES
- ADAPTED BY JOSEPH JACOBS
- CELTIC STORIES
- KING O'TOOLE AND HIS GOOSE
- ADAPTED BY JOSEPH JACOBS
- After some more talk the King says, "What are you?"
- THE HAUGHTY PRINCESS
- ADAPTED BY PATRICK KENNEDY
- JACK AND HIS MASTER
- ADAPTED BY JOSEPH JACOBS
- HUDDEN AND DUDDEN AND DONALD O'NEARY
- ADAPTED BY JOSEPH JACOBS
- In they walked without an "If you please" or "By your leave."
- CONNLA OF THE GOLDEN HAIR AND THE FAIRY MAIDEN
- ADAPTED BY PATRICK WESTON JOYCE
- ITALIAN STORIES
- PINOCCHIO'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND[1]
- BY CARLO LORENZINI
- MASTER CHERRY FINDS A QUEER PIECE OF WOOD
- II
- GEPPETTO PLANS A WONDERFUL PUPPET
- III
- THE PUPPET IS NAMED PINOCCHIO
- IV
- THE FIRE-EATER FRIGHTENS PINOCCHIO
- V.
- FIRE-EATER SNEEZES AND PARDONS PINOCCHIO
- VI
- THE SHOWMAN BECOMES GENEROUS
- VII
- THE INN OF THE RED-CRAWFISH
- VIII
- THE PUPPET FALLS AMONG ASSASSINS
- IX
- THE FOX AND THE CAT
- PINOCCHIO IS ROBBED
- JAPANESE STORIES
- THE STORY OF THE MAN WHO DID NOT WISH TO DIE
- ADAPTED BY YEI THEODORA OZAKI
- THE ACCOMPLISHED AND LUCKY TEAKETTLE
- ADAPTED BY A. B. MITFORD
- THE TONGUE-CUT SPARROW
- BATTLE OF THE MONKEY AND THE CRAB
- MOMOTARO, OR LITTLE PEACHLING
- URASCHIMA TARO AND THE TURTLE
- EAST INDIAN STORIES
- THE SON OF SEVEN QUEENS
- ADAPTED BY JOSEPH JACOBS
- WHO KILLED THE OTTER'S BABIES
- ADAPTED BY WALTER SKEAT
- THE ALLIGATOR AND THE JACKAL
- ADAPTED BY M. FRERE
- THE FARMER AND THE MONEY-LENDER
- TIT FOR TAT
- ADAPTED BY M. FRERE
- SINGH RAJAH AND THE CUNNING LITTLE JACKALS
- ADAPTED BY M. FRERE
- AMERICAN INDIAN STORIES
- THE WHITE STONE CANOE
- ADAPTED BY H. R. SCHOOLCRAFT
- THE MAIDEN WHO LOVED A FISH
- THE STAR WIFE
- ARABIAN STORIES
- THE STORY OF CALIPH STORK
- PERSEVERE AND PROSPER
- ADAPTED BY A. R. MONTALBA
- CHINESE STORIES
- THE MOST FRUGAL OF MEN
- THE MOON-CAKE
- THE LADLE THAT FELL FROM THE MOON
- THE YOUNG HEAD OF THE FAMILY
- A DREADFUL BOAR
- RUSSIAN STORIES
- KING KOJATA
- THE STORY OF KING FROST
- TALES FOR TINY TOTS
- TELL US A TALE
- BY EDWARD SHIRLEY
- LITTLE RED HEN
- Then she said, "Now we shall see who will eat this bread."
- IN SEARCH OF A BABY
- BY F. TAPSELL
- The latch was lifted, and a voice said,--
- JOCK AND I AND THE OTHERS
- Then Jock said, "_Little_ dogs?"
- DOLLY DIMPLE
- BY F. TAPSELL
- THE TALE OF PETER RABBIT
- BY BEATRIX POTTER
- I am sorry to say that Peter was not very well during the evening.
- THE MILLER, HIS SON, AND THEIR ASS
- THE VISIT TO SANTA CLAUS LAND
- THE GREEDY BROWNIE
- THE FAIRIES' PASSAGE
- BY JAMES CLARENCE MANGAN
- THE WORLD
- FANCIFUL STORIES
- WHITE MAGIC
- THE BROWNIES
- BY JULIANA HORATIA EWING
- II
- III
- THE STORY OF PETER PAN
- SIR LARK AND KING SUN
- BY GEORGE MACDONALD
- THE IMPS IN THE HEAVENLY MEADOW
- BY KATE E. BUNCE (after RUDOLF BAUNBACH)
- THE BIRTHDAY HONORS OF THE FAIRY QUEEN[1]
- BY HAPGOOD MOORE
- LIST OF BEST BOOKS OF FAIRY TALES AND CHILDREN'S POEMS
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