安徒生童話全集（上下）

內(nèi)容概要

安徒生童話是一部以童話而名揚(yáng)世界的文學(xué)巨著，它是由丹麥著名詩人、童話作家安徒生歷時(shí)近40年創(chuàng)作而成?！俺笮▲啞薄ⅰ盎实鄣男卵b”、“ 拇指姑娘”和“賣火柴的小女孩”伴隨了一代又一代人的美麗童年、少年直至成年。安徒生童話問世一百多年來，至今仍被譯成世界上140種文字，而其中英文譯本更是不計(jì)其數(shù)。本書選用的是最著名的英文譯本之一。孩子，你不僅會(huì)學(xué)到真誠、友愛與智慧，還將以這本書記錄你的歡樂你的悲傷你成長的痕跡！

作者簡介

安徒生是丹麥19世紀(jì)著名童話作家，世界文學(xué)童話創(chuàng)始人。他生于歐登塞城一個(gè)貧苦鞋匠家庭，早年在慈善學(xué)校讀過書，當(dāng)過學(xué)徒工。受父親和民間口頭文學(xué)影響，他自幼酷愛文學(xué)。11歲時(shí)父親病逝，母親改嫁。為追求藝術(shù)，他14歲時(shí)只身來到首都哥本哈根。經(jīng)過8年奮斗，終于在詩劇《阿

書籍目錄

安徒生童話全集：英文原版（上）  1.The Tinder-Box  2.Great Claus and Little Claus  3.The Princess on the Pea  4.Little Ida' s Flowers  5.Thumbelina  6.The Naughty Boy  7.The Travelling Companion  8.The Little Sea Maid  9.The Emperor' s New Clothes  10.The Goloshes of Fortune  11.The Daisy  12.The Hardy Tin Soldier  13.The Wild Swans  14.The Garden of Paradise  15.The Flying Trunk  16.The Storks  17.The Metal Pig  18.The Bond of Friendship  19.A Rose From the Grave of Homer  20.Ole Luk-Oie  21.The Rose-Elf  22.The Swineherd  23.The Buckwheat  24.The Angel  25.The Nightingale  26.The Lovers  27.The Ugly Duckling  28.The Fir Tree  29.The Snow Queen  30.The Elder Tree Mother  31.The Daming-Needle  32.The Bell  33.Grandmother  34.The Elf-Hill  35.The Red Shoes  36.The Jumper  37.The Shepherdess and the Chimney-Sweeper  38.Holger the Dane  39.The Little Match Girl  40.A Picture From the Fortress Wall  41.By the Almshouse Window  42.The Old Street Lamp  43.The Neighbouring Families  44.Little Tuk  45.The Shadow  46.The Old House  47.The Drop of Water  48.The Happy Family  49.The Story of a Mother  50.The Shirt Collar  51.The Flax  52.The Phoenix Bird  53.A Story  54.The Dumb Book  55."There Is a Difference"  56.The Old Gravestone  57.The Loveliest Rose in the World  58.The Story of the Year  59.On the Last Day  60."It's Quite True !"   61.The Swan's Nest  62.Good Humour  63.A Great Grief  64.Everything in Its Right Place  65.The Goblin and the Huckster  66.In a Thousand Years  67.Under the Willow Tree  68.Five Out of One Pod  69.A Leaf From the Sky  70.She Was Good for Nothing  71.The Last Pearl  72.Two Maidens  73.In the Uttermost Parts of the Sea  74.The Money-Pig  75.Ib and Christine  76.Jack the Dullard  77.The Thorny Road of Honour  78.The Jewish Girl  79.The Bottle-Neck  80.The Stone of the Wise Men  81.Soup on a Sausage-Peg  82.The Old Bachelor' s Nightcap  83.Something  84.The Last Dream of the Old Oak Tree-A Christmas Tale  85.The A.B.C.Book  86.The Marsh King' s Daughter  87.The Racers安徒生童話全集：英文原版（下）  88.The Bell-Deep  89.The Wicked Prince  90.The Wind Tells about Waldemar Daa and His Daughters  91.The Girl Who Trod on the Loaf  92.Ole the Tower-Keeper  93.Anne Lisbeth  94.Children's Prattle  95.A String of Pearls  96.The Pen and Inkstand  97.The Child in the Grave  98.The Farm-Yard Cock and Weathercock  99.Charming  100.A Story from the Sand-Dunes  101.The Puppet Showman  102.Two Brothers  103.The Old Church Bell  104.Twelve by the Mail  105.The Beetle  106.What the Old Man Does Is Right  107.The Snow Man  108.In the Duck-Yard  109.The Muse of the New Century  110.The Ice Maiden  111.The Butterfly  112.The Psyche  113.The Snail and the Rose Tree  114."The Will-O'-The-Wisps Are in the Town," Says the Moor-Woman  115.The Windmill  116.The Silver Shilling  117.The Bishop of Borglum and His Kinsmen  118.In the Nursery  119.The Golden Treasure  120.The Storm Shifts the Signs  121.The Tea-Pot  122.The Bird of Popular Song  123.The Little Green Ones  124.Brownie and the Dame  125.Peter, Pete, and Peterkin  126.Hidden Is Not Forgotten  127.The Porter's Son  128.Removing-Day  129.The Snowdrop, or Summer-Geck  130.Auntie  131.The Toad  132.Godfather' s Picture-Book  133.Good Luck Can Lie in a Pin  134.The Comet  135.The Days of the Week  136.Sunshine's Stories  137.Great-Grandfather  138.The Candles  139.The Most Incredible Thing  140.What the Whole Family Said  141.Dance, Dance, Doll of Mine  142.The Great Sea-Serpent  143.The Gardener and the Family  144.The Rags  145.Vano and Glano  146.Who Was the Luckiest?  147.The Dryad  148.Poultry Meg's Family  149.The Thistle's Experiences  150.What One Can Invent  151.The Flea and the Professor  152.What Old Johanna Told  153.The Door-Key  154.The Cripple  155.Auntie Toothache  156.God Can Never Die  157.The Talisman  158.This Fable is Intended for You  159.Croak!  160.The Penmen  161.The Court Cards  162.Lucky Peer  163.A Picture Book Without Pictures

章節(jié)摘錄

"Hurrah！" cried all the other Beetles together; and our friend was engaged. Immedi-ately after the betrothal came the marriage, for there was no reason for delay.The following day passed very pleasantly, and the next in tolerable comfort; but on thethird it was time to think of food for the wife, and perhaps also for children."I have allowed myself to be taken in," said our Beetle himself, "So I must just takethem in, in turn. "So said, so done. Away he went, and he stayed away all day, and stayed away allnight; and his wife sat there, a forsaken widow."Oh," said the other Beetles, "this fellow whom we received into our family is noth-ing more than a thorough vagabond. He has gone away, and has left his wife a burden uponour hands. ""Well, then, she shall be unmarried again, and sit here my daughters," said themother. "Fie on the villain who forsook her！"In the meantime the Beetle had been journeying on, and had sailed across the ditch ona cabbage leaf. In the morning two persons came to the ditch. When they saw him, theytook him up, and turned him over and over; they were very learned, especially one ofthem——a boy."Allah sees the black beetle in the black stone and in the black rock. Is not that writ-ten in the Koran.9" Then he translated the Beetle's name into Latin, and enlarged upon thecreature's nature and history. The older scholar voted against carrying him home. He saidthey had just as good specimens; and this seemed an uncivil speech to our Beetle, and inconsequence he flew suddenly out of the speaker's hand. As he had now dry wings, he flewa considerable distance, and reached a hothouse, where a sash of the glass roof was partlyopen, so he quietly slipped in and buried himself in the warm earth."Very comfortable it is here," said he.Soon after he went to sleep, and dreamed that the Emperor's horse had fallen, and thatMr. Beetle had got its golden shoes, with the promise that he should have two more.That was all very charming. When the Beetle woke up, he crept forth and looked a-round him. What splendour was in the hothouse！ Great palm trees growing up on high; thesun made them look transparent; and beneath them what a luxuriance of green, and ofbeaming flowers, red as fire, yellow as amber, or white as fresh-fallen snow！"This is an incomparable show of plants," cried the Beetle. "How good they will tastewhen they are decayed！ A capital store-room this！ There must certainly be relations of mineliving here. I will just see if I can find any one with whom I may associate. I'm proud, cer-tainly, and I'm proud of being so. "

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