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共 105 题- THE RED TRUE STORY BOOK
- WORKS BY ANDREW LANG.
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- THE RED TRUE STORY BOOK
- Edited by
- ANDREW LANG
- With Numerous Illustrations by Henry J. Ford
- All rights reserved
- CONTENTS
- PAGE
- PAGE
- THE FAIRIES' TREE
- II
- A PAGE OF HISTORY
- III
- THE CHILDHOOD OF JOAN THE MAIDEN
- THE RAID OF DOMREMY
- THE CALLING OF JOAN THE MAID
- HOW JOAN THE MAID WENT TO VAUCOULEURS
- HOW JOAN THE MAID WENT AGAIN TO VAUCOULEURS
- HOW JOAN THE MAID RODE TO CHINON
- HOW JOAN THE MAID SHOWED A SIGN TO THE KING
- HOW JOAN THE MAID WAS EXAMINED AT POICTIERS
- Showing the position of the English forts when Joan arrived.]
- HOW JOAN THE MAID RODE TO RELIEVE ORLEANS
- HOW JOAN THE MAID ENTERED ORLEANS
- HOW JOAN THE MAID TOOK JARGEAU FROM THE ENGLISH
- She blushed and said: 'I know what you mean, and will tell you gladly.'
- HOW THE MAID DEFEATED THE ENGLISH AT PATHAY, AND OF THE STRANGE GUIDE
- HOW THE MAID HAD THE KING CROWNED AT REIMS
- IV
- HOW THE MAID RODE TO PARIS
- HOW THE MAID AND HER FAIR DUKE WERE SEPARATED FROM EACH OTHER
- HOW MARVELLOUSLY THE MAID TOOK SAINT-PIERRE-LE-MOUSTIER
- HOW THE MAID WAITED WEARILY AT COURT
- HOW THE MAID MET AN IMPOSTOR
- HOW THE MAID'S VOICES PROPHESIED OF HER TAKING
- HOW THE MAID TOOK FRANQUET D'ARRAS
- HOW THE MAID FOUGHT HER LAST FIGHT
- HOW THE MAID LEAPED FROM THE TOWER OF BEAUREVOIR
- HOW THE MAID WAS TRIED AND CONDEMNED, AND HOW BRAVELY SHE DIED
- All was over now; she was a 'relapsed heretic.'
- FOOTNOTES:
- FOOTNOTE:
- FOOTNOTE:
- HOW GUSTAVUS VASA WON HIS KINGDOM
- MONSIEUR DE BAYARD'S DUEL
- FOOTNOTE:
- They answered: 'Thou wilt have other work to do to-day than to mock us.'
- He answered: 'Just the same vision appeared to me.'
- FOOTNOTE:
- SIR RICHARD GRENVILLE
- Still he cried to his men, 'Fight on, fight on!'
- FOOTNOTE:
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- Then said the King with a laugh: 'With small gain is Vogg fain.'
- FOOTNOTE:
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- Again asked King Olaf: 'Who lies there out beyond with so many ships?'
- FOOTNOTE:
- Said the King: 'Skald, what news?'
- But Thoralf Skumsson said, 'Suffer me, sire, to go against Eyvind.'
- THE BOYHOOD OF PRINCE CHARLIE
- II
- PRINCE CHARLIE'S LANDING
- III
- THE MARCH SOUTH
- IV
- EDINBURGH
- PRESTONPANS
- VI
- THE MARCH TO DERBY
- VII
- THE RETREAT
- VIII
- IN THE HIGHLANDS
- IX
- CULLODEN
- FOOTNOTES:
- Said the King: 'Little tidings these, if there be no more to say.'
- The King asked: 'What is it of which thou wouldst complain?'
- Then said the King: 'Go after him, he shall be my guest to-day.'
- Said the King, 'Speak now.'
- Then asked the King, 'Against whom is aimed this cut?'
- Said the King: 'Speak now, Freyvid, with permission what thou wilt.'
- FOOTNOTE:
- THE YOUTH OF PIZARRO
- THE EMPIRE OF THE INCAS
- RELIGION OF THE PERUVIANS
- PIZARRO'S EXPEDITION
- THE CHOICE OF PIZARRO
- PIZARRO GOES TO SPAIN AND RETURNS
- PIZARRO MARCHES TO MEET THE INCA
- PIZARRO AND THE INCA
- THE CAPTIVITY OF THE INCA
- THE INCA'S RANSOM
- Page 12, "36 " was changed to "362"
- Page 21, "litttle" changed to "little" (or very little later)
- Page 30, "bele" changed to "belle" (France la belle)
- Page 54, "gainst" changed to "against" (led a sally against)
- Page 87, Footnote, "litt e" changed to "little" (a little fancy)
- Page 272, "thec aves" changed to "the caves" (in the caves of)