经典格林童话故事

经典格林童话故事

篇一：小学生必读的经典童话故事

小学生必读的经典童话故事

篇二：世界经典童话故事

世界经典童话故事选集

第01部：国王山努亚和他的一千零一夜第02部：渔翁、魔鬼和四色鱼的故事第03部：懒汉克辽尼和铜城的故事第04部：朱特和两个哥哥的故事第05部：

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驼背的故事太子阿特士和公主哈娅·图芙丝之梦的故事终身不笑者的故事钱商和匪徒的故事哈·曼丁的故事乌木马的故事睡着的国王的故事洗染匠和理发师的故事撒谎者贝浩图的故事渔夫和雄人鱼的故事阿拉丁和神灯的故事航海家辛巴达的故事瞎眼僧人的故事智者盲老人的故事蠢汉、驴子与骗子的故事女王祖白绿和糖饭桌子的故事阿卜杜拉·法兹里和两个哥哥的故事

第22部：麦仑·沙迈追求漂亮女人的故事第23部：补鞋匠迈尔鲁夫的故事第24部：巴士拉银匠哈桑的故事第25部：海姑娘和她儿子的故事第26部：阿里巴巴和四十大盗的故事

篇三：七个斯瓦比亚人的经典童话故事

七个斯瓦比亚人的经典童话故事

The Seven Swabians

Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm

Once seven Swabians were together. The first was Herr Schulz, the second Jackli, the third Marli, the fourth Jergli, the fifth Michal, the sixth Hans, and the seventh Veitli.

All seven had decided to travel throughout the world seeking adventure and performing great deeds. In order to arm

themselves and assure their safety, they thought it would be a good thing to have a single, but very strong and very long spear made for them. Together all seven of them took hold of this spear. The bravest and most manly of them was in front, and that had to be Herr Schulz. The others followed in order, with Veitli bringing up the rear.

Now one day in the month of July, when they had walked a long way but still had a good piece to go before reaching the village where they were going to spend the night, it happened that they were in a meadow just as it was getting dark, and a large beetle or hornet flew by them from behind a bush, buzzing in a threatening manner.

Herr Schulz was so frightened that he almost let go of the spear, and a cold sweat broke out over his whole body. “Listen, listen,” he shouted to his comrades. “Good heaven, I hear a drum!”

Jackli, who was holding the spear behind him, and who had just smelled I don’t know what, said, “Something is here for sure. I can smell the powder and the fuses.”

Hearing these words, Herr Schulz began to run away, and he quickly jumped over a fence, landing right on the teeth of a rake that had been left lying there from haymaking. The handle

hit him in the face with a tremendous blow.

”Oh dear, oh dear,” screamed Master Schulz. “Take me prisoner! I surrender! I surrender!”

The other six all jumped toward him, one over the other, screaming, “If you surrender, I surrender too. If you surrender, I surrender too.”

But no enemy was there to bind them and take them away, so they finally saw that they had been deceived. To keep the story from getting out and causing them to look foolish and to be ridiculed, they all swore to one another that they would say nothing about it until one of them should open his mouth by they traveled onward.

The second danger that they experienced cannot be compared to the first one. A few days later their path led them across an unplowed field where a hare was sitting asleep in the sun. Its ears were standing straight up, and its large glassy eyes were wide open.

All of them were frightened at the sight of this terrible wild beast, and they discussed with one another what would be the least dangerous thing to do. If they were to run away, they feared that the monster would pursue them and devour them all, even their skin and hair.