Chinese fables and folk stories
Mary Hayes Davis and Chow-Leung
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1. Front matter2. PREFACE3. INTRODUCTION4. CONTENTS5. 月何以美6. 羣獸議和7. THE WIDOW AND HER SON18. 能孝能弟9. 金盞花不如永緣樹10. THE MOD1 AND THE FON11. 蜂蝸之爭12. 傲雞13. 檸檬與酸梅14. 借鏡訓子15. TWO MOTHERS AND A CHILD116. 二母一孩17. THE BOY WHO WOULD NOT TELL A LIE118. 童不說謊19. 悔恕並行20. 愛財勝於愛命21. 雞龞之爭22. THE BOY OF PERFECT DISPOSITION123. THE STORY OF TSEN-TSZE, A PUPIL OF CONFUCIUS24. WHAT THE YEN TZI TAUGHT THE HUNTER125. 獵人受敎於鳥26. 孔子之敎誨27. THE WIND, THE CLOUDS, AND THE SNOW128. 魚花異味29. 雞猫鳥30. 欲所不能欲者31. THE BOY WHO BECAME A HSAO-TSZE132. 王孝子33. 獵者獨得34. 騾獅訪猪35. 滿天星不如萬年靑36. 身不願養胃37. 傲狐辱蟹38. 小梅女39. 物必歸原40. 孩童與犬41. 兩大山42. 浪子歸家43. 獅受蚊敵44. 以象問案45. THE GENERAL, THE BIRD, AND THE ANT146. 將軍賴蟻47. 名符其行48. 蔓莖與梅樹49. 學由瓜得50. WORD LIST