Forest Schoolmas
The Forest Schoolmaster
作者：Rosegger, Peter, 1843-1918; Skinner, Frances E. [Translator]
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章节目录
共 96 题- By Peter Rosegger
- The Knickerbocker Press, New York
- THE TRANSLATOR.
- PETER ROSEGGER.
- KRIEGLACH, Autumn, 1899
- INTRODUCTORY
- THE SCHOOLMASTER'S STORY:
- PART FIRST
- PART SECOND
- PART THIRD
- THE LAST PAGE
- Looking at me in great astonishment, he asked, "Where are you going?"
- I make my salutation and start to go.
- I rose from my chair. "Sir, show me, then, the way to do it!
- THE FEAST OF ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA, SALZBURG, 1814.
- I draw gradually nearer, the deer taking no heed.
- THE FEAST OF THE VIRGIN MARY, 1814.
- Turning red, he replies, "The potatoes, I--I found them."
- AUTUMN, 1816.
- MAY, 1817.
- I am glad that I was able to spare the good man his labour.
- SUMMER SOLSTICE, 1817.
- THE FEAST OF ST. PETER AND ST. PAUL, 1817.
- DOG-DAYS, 1817.
- THE FEAST OF ST. JAMES, 1817.
- THE FEAST OF ST. PETER IN CHAINS, 1817.
- I know nothing.
- THE FEAST OF ALL SOULS, 1817.
- THE FEAST OF ST. CATHARINE, 1817.
- CHRISTMAS, 1817.
- MARCH, 1818.
- EASTER, 1818.
- THE FEAST OF ST. MARK, 1818.
- PENTECOST, 1818.
- A FEW DAYS LATER.
- MORGENROTH AND EDELWEISS, SUMMER, 1818.
- AUTUMN, 1818.
- UPON THE ROAD TO THE CROSS, AUTUMN, 1818.
- CONSECRATION OF THE CHURCH, 1818.
- CHRISTMAS MONTH, 1818.
- FEBRUARY, 1819.
- SPRING, 1819.
- SUMMER, 1819.
- MORNING.
- EVENING.
- I fall upon my face,--Holy God, preserve me from suicide!
- SUMMER, 1819.
- A FEW DAYS LATER.
- I looked at him quickly.
- MAY, 1820.
- PENTECOST, 1820.
- THE FEAST OF ALL SOULS, 1820.
- THE FEAST OF ST. MARTIN, 1820.
- WINTER, 1830.
- THE EDITOR.
- WINTER, 1830.
- WINTER, 1830.
- THE WINTER SEASON.
- CHRISTMAS, 1830.
- JANUARY 14, 1831.
- EASTER, 1831.
- SPRING, 1831.
- MARCH 24, 1831.
- APRIL 1, 1831.
- THE FEAST OF CORPUS CHRISTI, 1831.
- AUTUMN, 1831.
- WINTER, 1831.
- CARNIVAL, 1832.
- LENT, 1832.
- MARCH 22, 1832.
- THREE DAYS LATER.
- EASTER, 1832.
- I feel as though the priest had taken me with him.
- MAY, 1832.
- CORPUS CHRISTI, 1832.
- Klaus ran to the spot, looked, and said in an undertone: "'T is blood!"
- JULY, 1832.
- AUTUMN, 1834.
- SUMMER, 1835.
- FEAST OF THE ASSUMPTION, 1835.
- A FEW DAYS LATER.
- SUMMER, 1837.
- WINTER, 1842.
- AUGUST 1, 1843.
- SUMMER, 1847.
- SPRING, 1848.
- A FEW DAYS LATER.
- JUNE, 1848.
- I think I will hide it.
- AUGUST, 1848.
- JULY, 1852.
- AUGUST 24, 1856.
- WINTER, 1857.
- CHRISTMAS EVE, 1864.
- I was soon ready for my Alpine climb.
- RESIGNATION AND RENUNCIATION!