Читать книгу Old French Fairy Tales - Comtesse de Ségur - Страница 3
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Roaslie saw before her eyes a tree of marvelous beauty
| THE STORIES | |
| BLONDINE. BONNIE-BICHE, AND BEAU-MINON | |
| Blondine | 9 |
| Blondine Lost | 15 |
| The Forest of Lilacs | 23 |
| Blondine's Awakening-Beau-Minon | 25 |
| Bonnie-Biche | 28 |
| Blondine's Second Awakening | 33 |
| The Parrot | 40 |
| Repentance | 49 |
| The Tortoise | 56 |
| The Journey and Arrival | 59 |
| GOOD LITTLE HENRY | |
| The Poor Sick Mother | 69 |
| The Crow, the cock, and the frog | 73 |
| The Harvest | 78 |
| The Vintage | 81 |
| The Chase | 84 |
| The Fishing | 89 |
| The Plant of Life | 94 |
| PRINCESS ROSETTE | |
| The Farm | 103 |
| Rosette at the Court of the King Her Father | 109 |
| Family Council | 116 |
| Second Day of the Festival | 119 |
| Third and Last Day of the Festival | 129 |
| THE LITTLE GRAY MOUSE | |
| The Little House | 143 |
| The Fairy Detestable | 150 |
| The Prince Gracious | 162 |
| The Tree in the Rotunda | 168 |
| The Casket | 174 |
| OURSON | |
| The Lark and the Toad | 181 |
| Birth and Infancy of Ourson | 188 |
| Violette | 191 |
| The Dream | 203 |
| The Toad Again | 209 |
| Violette's Sacrifice | 217 |
| The Wild Boar | 222 |
| The Conflagration | 231 |
| The Well | 242 |
| The Farm—The Castle—The Forge | 251 |
| The Sacrifice | 257 |
| The Combat | 262 |
| The Recompense | 271 |
| ILLUSTRATIONS | |
| Rosalie saw before her eyes a tree of marvellous beauty | Frontispiece |
| PAGE | |
| Leger meets the wicked princess, Fourbette | 11 |
| Blondine sees the castle of Bonne-Biche and Beau-Minon | 50 |
| They were three months passing through the forest | 60 |
| She threw her arms around the neck of Bonne-Biche | 35 |
| A large and deep river ran at the foot of the mountain | 75 |
| A part of the wall crumbled with a terrible noise | 82 |
| Henry sprang upon the Wolf's back | 87 |
| "What are you seeking, little one?" | 95 |
| She saw a man arrive in a laced hat and coat | 105 |
| They walked side by side during the rest of the evening | 127 |
| The fairy must give herself up to the queen and lose her power for eight days | 138 |
| Rosalie never left the park which was surrounded by high walls | 144 |
| The broom was on fire at once, blazed up and burned her hands | 154 |
| Agnella and Passerose were dashed from cloud to cloud | 185 |
| "Ah, ha! you are at last in my domain, little fool!" | 211 |
| Violette consented willingly to pass the night in the forest | 229 |
