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[安徒生童話] 安徒生童話:The Angel
the Angelby Hans Christian Andersen(1844) HENEVER a good child dies, an angel of God comes down from heaven, takes the dead child in his arms, spreads out his GREat white wings, and flies wi2008-03-10 編輯:echo
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[安徒生童話] 安徒生童話:the Shepherdess and the&
the Shepherdess and the Sweepby Hans Christian Andersen(1845) HAVE you ever seen an old wooden cupboard quite black with age, and ornamented with carved foliage and curious figures? Well, jus2008-03-10 編輯:echo
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[安徒生童話] 安徒生童話:the Swan's Nest天鵝的巢
the Swan's Nestby Hans Christian Andersen(1852) BETWEEN the Baltic and the North Sea there lies an old swan's nest, wherein swans are born and have been born that shall never die. In olden2008-03-10 編輯:echo
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[安徒生童話] 安徒生童話:the Old Grave-Stone老墓碑
the Old Grave-Stoneby Hans Christian Andersen(1852) IN a house, with a large courtyard, in a provincial town, at that time of the year in which people say the evenings are growing longer, a2008-03-10 編輯:echo
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[安徒生童話] 安徒生童話:the Dumb Book一本不說話的書
the Dumb Bookby Hans Christian Andersen(1851) IN the high-road which led through a wood stood a solitary farm-house; the road, in fact, ran right through its yard. The sun was shining and all2008-03-10 編輯:echo
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[安徒生童話] 安徒生童話:the Puppet-Show Man 演木偶戲
the Puppet-Show Man by Hans Christian Andersen(1851) ON board a steamer I once met an elderly man, with such a merry face that, if it was really an index of his mind, he must have been the ha2008-03-09 編輯:echo
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[安徒生童話] 安徒生童話:A Leaf from Heaven天上落下來的
A Leaf from Heavenby Hans Christian Andersen(1855) HIGH up in the clear, pure air flew an angel, with a flower plucked from the garden of heaven. As he was kissing the flower a very little lea2008-03-09 編輯:echo
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[安徒生童話] 安徒生童話:In the Uttermost Parts&n
In the Uttermost Parts of the Seaby Hans Christian Andersen(1855) SOME years ago, large ships were sent towards the north pole, to explore the distant coasts, and to try how far men could pen2008-03-09 編輯:echo
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[安徒生童話] 安徒生童話:the Pea Blossom一個豆莢里的五粒豆
the Pea Blossomby Hans Christian Andersen(1853) theRE were once five peas in one shell, they were GREen, the shell was green, and so they believed that the whole world must be green also, wh2008-03-09 編輯:echo