Tài liệu THE SEVEN RAVENS - GRIMM''''''''S FAIRY TALE doc
Tài liệu THE SEVEN RAVENS - GRIMM''''S FAIRY TALE doc
... unlock the castle that
stands on the glass-mountain, and there your brothers live.’ The
little girl took the piece of wood, rolled it up in a little cloth, and
went on again until she came to the ... to the glass-mountain, and found the
door shut. Then she felt for the little piece of wood; but when she
unwrapped the cloth it was not there, and she saw she had lost the...
Tài liệu THE GOLDEN GOOSE-GRIMM''''S FAIRY TALE doc
... begged that they would set him and the sexton
free. But they had scarcely touched the sexton when they were held
fast, and now there were seven of them running behind Dummling
and the goose. ... legs took him.
In the middle of the fields the parson met them, and when he saw
the procession he said: ‘For shame, you good-for-nothing girls,
why are you running across the fi...
Tài liệu THE JUNIPER-TREE -GRIMM''''S FAIRY TALE ppt
... to his father’s house.
The father, the mother, and little Marleen were having their dinner.
’How lighthearted I feel,’ said the father, ‘so pleased and cheerful.’
’And I,’ said the mother, ‘I ... rising from the spot, and when these had passed,
there stood the little brother, and he took the father and little Marleen by the
hand; then they all three rejoiced, and went insi...
Tài liệu THE THREE LANGUAGES -GRIMM''''S FAIRY TALE pdf
... into the forest, and kill him.’
They took him forth, but when they should have killed him, they
could not do it for pity, and let him go, and they cut the eyes and
tongue out of a deer that they ... morning,
to the astonishment of everyone, he came out again safe and
unharmed, and said to the lord of the castle: The dogs have
revealed to me, in their own language, why they dw...
Tài liệu THE FOUR CLEVER BROTHERS -’GRIMM''''S FAIRY TALE doc
... and gathered up all pieces of the
boat; and then tacked them together so quickly that the boat was soon ready,
and they then reached the ship and got home safe.
When they had brought home the ... seen.’
After the space of four years, at the time agreed upon, the four brothers met
at the four cross-roads; and having welcomed each other, set off towards
their father’s home...
Tài liệu THE KING OF THE GOLDEN MOUNTAIN -GRIMM''''S FAIRY TALE ppt
... his word. Then Heinel said, ‘Father, give yourself
very little trouble about that; I shall be too much for the little man.’
When the time came, the father and son went out together to the place ...
arm.’ Then he showed them the mark, and they knew that what he had said
was true.
He next told them how he was king of the Golden Mountain, and was
married to a princess, and had...
Tài liệu THE RAVEN- GRIMM''''S FAIRY TALE doc
... up the glass mountain. They had
been unable to decide whether they would keep together and have the things
in common, or whether they would separate. On hearing this, the man said,
‘I will ... his supper, they all went up
together to his room and looked through his maps, but the castle was not to
be found. Then he fetched other older maps, and they went on looking for
the castl...
Tài liệu THE WATER OF LIFE-GRIMM''''S FAIRY TALE docx
...
summoned, they went through the ante-chamber, and never once looked at
the spinning-wheels. Then the king again said to the lion: ‘You have
deceived me, they are men, for they have not looked at the ... would do.’ The king liked the advice, and had the spinning-
wheels placed in the ante-chamber.
But the servant, who was well disposed to the huntsmen, went to them, an...
Tài liệu THE WEDDING OF MRS FOX FIRST STORY -GRIMM''''S FAIRY TALE doc
... tails as the late Mr Fox?’ ‘Oh, no,’ answered the
cat, ‘he has only one.’ ‘Then I will not have him.’
Miss Cat went downstairs and sent the wooer away. Soon afterwards there
was another knock, ... another fox was at the door who wished to woo Mrs
Fox. He had two tails, but he did not fare better than the first. After this still
more came, each with one tail more than the othe...
Tài liệu THE FALSE COLLAR -Andersen’s Fairy Tales ppt
... starched, hung over the back of a chair in the sunshine, and was then
laid on the ironing-blanket; then came the warm box-iron. ‘Dear lady!’ said
the collar. ‘Dear widow-lady! I feel quite ...
‘Rag!’ said the box-iron; and went proudly over the collar: for she fancied
she was a steam-engine, that would go on the railroad and draw the
waggons. ‘Rag!’ said the box-iron....