한국의 동화 이야기들. The Book of Korean Fairy Tales by WILLIAM ELLIOT GRIFFIS
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한국의 동화 이야기들. The Book of Korean Fairy Tales by WILLIAM ELLIOT GRIFFIS
미국작가 저술가가 쓴
책으로 주로 조선시대의 민담 이야기를 영어로 씀.
KOREAN
FAIRY TALES
BY
WILLIAM ELLIOT GRIFFIS
Author of “Korea: Within and Without”; “Korea: The Hermit Nation” and of Japanese, Dutch, Belgian, Swiss and Welsh Fairy Tales
ILLUSTRATED IN COLOR
NEW YORK
THOMAS Y. CROWELL COMPANY
PUBLISHERS
COPYRIGHT, 1911 AND 1922
BY THOMAS Y. CROWELL COMPANY
Printed in the United States of America[v]
A NOTE TO THE FRIENDS OF KOREA
Everywhere on earth the fairy world of each country is older and perhaps more enduring than the one we see and feel and tread upon. So I tell in this book the folk lore of the Korean people, and of the behavior of the particular kind of fairies that inhabit the Land of Morning Splendor. Yet, if I live long enough, I shall write the wonderful history of the Korean nation and civilization, which once so enriched Asia, and made possible the modern Japan such as we know today, of which fact the literature and art of both countries bear ample witness.
W. E. G
CONTENTS
• PAGE
• THE UNMANNERLY TIGER 1
• TOKGABI AND HIS PRANKS 6
• EAST LIGHT AND THE BRIDGE OF FISHES 11
• PRINCE SANDALWOOD, THE FATHER OF KOREA 17
• THE RABBIT’S EYES 24
• TOPKNOTS AND CROCKERY HATS 30
• FANCHA AND THE MAGPIE 38
• THE SNEEZING COLOSSUS 49
• A BRIDEGROOM FOR MISS MOLE 53
• OLD WHITE WHISKERS AND MR. BUNNY 59
• THE KING OF THE FLOWERS 65
• TOKGABI’S MENAGERIE 71
• CAT-KIN AND THE QUEEN MOTHER 78
• THE MAGIC PEACH 89
• THE GREAT STONE FIRE EATER 102
• PIGLING AND HER PROUD SISTERS 110
• THE MIRROR THAT MADE TROUBLE 117
• OLD TIMBER TOP 130
• SIR ONE LONG BODY AND MADAME THOUSAND FEET 147
• THE SKY BRIDGE OF BIRDS 155
• LONGKA, THE DANCING GIRL 161
• A FROG FOR A HUSBAND 167
• SHOES FOR HATS 179
• THE VOICE OF THE BELL 187
• THE KING OF THE SPARROWS 195
• THE WOODMAN AND THE MOUNTAIN FAIRIES 204
[1]
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
• The tiger climbed up and out.
• Shouted East Light, “Let us flee!” 14
• They cracked their crockery. 34
• With patience Miryek listened to the proud father. 56
• A party of children caught sight of the odd pair. 76
• She heard a whir and a rush of wings. 110
• The lovely lady that stands by the starry river to meet her lord. 160
• All the children clapped their hands. 192
미국작가 저술가가 쓴
책으로 주로 조선시대의 민담 이야기를 영어로 씀.
KOREAN
FAIRY TALES
BY
WILLIAM ELLIOT GRIFFIS
Author of “Korea: Within and Without”; “Korea: The Hermit Nation” and of Japanese, Dutch, Belgian, Swiss and Welsh Fairy Tales
ILLUSTRATED IN COLOR
NEW YORK
THOMAS Y. CROWELL COMPANY
PUBLISHERS
COPYRIGHT, 1911 AND 1922
BY THOMAS Y. CROWELL COMPANY
Printed in the United States of America[v]
A NOTE TO THE FRIENDS OF KOREA
Everywhere on earth the fairy world of each country is older and perhaps more enduring than the one we see and feel and tread upon. So I tell in this book the folk lore of the Korean people, and of the behavior of the particular kind of fairies that inhabit the Land of Morning Splendor. Yet, if I live long enough, I shall write the wonderful history of the Korean nation and civilization, which once so enriched Asia, and made possible the modern Japan such as we know today, of which fact the literature and art of both countries bear ample witness.
W. E. G
CONTENTS
• PAGE
• THE UNMANNERLY TIGER 1
• TOKGABI AND HIS PRANKS 6
• EAST LIGHT AND THE BRIDGE OF FISHES 11
• PRINCE SANDALWOOD, THE FATHER OF KOREA 17
• THE RABBIT’S EYES 24
• TOPKNOTS AND CROCKERY HATS 30
• FANCHA AND THE MAGPIE 38
• THE SNEEZING COLOSSUS 49
• A BRIDEGROOM FOR MISS MOLE 53
• OLD WHITE WHISKERS AND MR. BUNNY 59
• THE KING OF THE FLOWERS 65
• TOKGABI’S MENAGERIE 71
• CAT-KIN AND THE QUEEN MOTHER 78
• THE MAGIC PEACH 89
• THE GREAT STONE FIRE EATER 102
• PIGLING AND HER PROUD SISTERS 110
• THE MIRROR THAT MADE TROUBLE 117
• OLD TIMBER TOP 130
• SIR ONE LONG BODY AND MADAME THOUSAND FEET 147
• THE SKY BRIDGE OF BIRDS 155
• LONGKA, THE DANCING GIRL 161
• A FROG FOR A HUSBAND 167
• SHOES FOR HATS 179
• THE VOICE OF THE BELL 187
• THE KING OF THE SPARROWS 195
• THE WOODMAN AND THE MOUNTAIN FAIRIES 204
[1]
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
• The tiger climbed up and out.
• Shouted East Light, “Let us flee!” 14
• They cracked their crockery. 34
• With patience Miryek listened to the proud father. 56
• A party of children caught sight of the odd pair. 76
• She heard a whir and a rush of wings. 110
• The lovely lady that stands by the starry river to meet her lord. 160
• All the children clapped their hands. 192
한국의 동화 이야기들. The Book of Korean Fairy Tales by WILLIAM ELLIOT GRIFFIS
CONTENTS
• PAGE
• THE UNMANNERLY TIGER 1
• TOKGABI AND HIS PRANKS 6
• EAST LIGHT AND THE BRIDGE OF FISHES 11
• PRINCE SANDALWOOD, THE FATHER OF KOREA 17
• THE RABBIT’S EYES 24
• TOPKNOTS AND CROCKERY HATS 30
• FANCHA AND THE MAGPIE 38
• THE SNEEZING COLOSSUS 49
• A BRIDEGROOM FOR MISS MOLE 53
• OLD WHITE WHISKERS AND MR. BUNNY 59
• THE KING OF THE FLOWERS 65
• TOKGABI’S MENAGERIE 71
• CAT-KIN AND THE QUEEN MOTHER 78
• THE MAGIC PEACH 89
• THE GREAT STONE FIRE EATER 102
• PIGLING AND HER PROUD SISTERS 110
• THE MIRROR THAT MADE TROUBLE 117
• OLD TIMBER TOP 130
• SIR ONE LONG BODY AND MADAME THOUSAND FEET 147
• THE SKY BRIDGE OF BIRDS 155
• LONGKA, THE DANCING GIRL 161
• A FROG FOR A HUSBAND 167
• SHOES FOR HATS 179
• THE VOICE OF THE BELL 187
• THE KING OF THE SPARROWS 195
• THE WOODMAN AND THE MOUNTAIN FAIRIES 204
[1]
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
• The tiger climbed up and out.
• Shouted East Light, “Let us flee!” 14
• They cracked their crockery. 34
• With patience Miryek listened to the proud father. 56
• A party of children caught sight of the odd pair. 76
• She heard a whir and a rush of wings. 110
• The lovely lady that stands by the starry river to meet her lord. 160
• All the children clapped their hands. 192
CONTENTS
• PAGE
• THE UNMANNERLY TIGER 1
• TOKGABI AND HIS PRANKS 6
• EAST LIGHT AND THE BRIDGE OF FISHES 11
• PRINCE SANDALWOOD, THE FATHER OF KOREA 17
• THE RABBIT’S EYES 24
• TOPKNOTS AND CROCKERY HATS 30
• FANCHA AND THE MAGPIE 38
• THE SNEEZING COLOSSUS 49
• A BRIDEGROOM FOR MISS MOLE 53
• OLD WHITE WHISKERS AND MR. BUNNY 59
• THE KING OF THE FLOWERS 65
• TOKGABI’S MENAGERIE 71
• CAT-KIN AND THE QUEEN MOTHER 78
• THE MAGIC PEACH 89
• THE GREAT STONE FIRE EATER 102
• PIGLING AND HER PROUD SISTERS 110
• THE MIRROR THAT MADE TROUBLE 117
• OLD TIMBER TOP 130
• SIR ONE LONG BODY AND MADAME THOUSAND FEET 147
• THE SKY BRIDGE OF BIRDS 155
• LONGKA, THE DANCING GIRL 161
• A FROG FOR A HUSBAND 167
• SHOES FOR HATS 179
• THE VOICE OF THE BELL 187
• THE KING OF THE SPARROWS 195
• THE WOODMAN AND THE MOUNTAIN FAIRIES 204
[1]
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
• The tiger climbed up and out.
• Shouted East Light, “Let us flee!” 14
• They cracked their crockery. 34
• With patience Miryek listened to the proud father. 56
• A party of children caught sight of the odd pair. 76
• She heard a whir and a rush of wings. 110
• The lovely lady that stands by the starry river to meet her lord. 160
• All the children clapped their hands. 192
한국의 동화 이야기들. The Book of Korean Fairy Tales by WILLIAM ELLIOT GRIFFIS
CONTENTS
• PAGE
• THE UNMANNERLY TIGER 1
• TOKGABI AND HIS PRANKS 6
• EAST LIGHT AND THE BRIDGE OF FISHES 11
• PRINCE SANDALWOOD, THE FATHER OF KOREA 17
• THE RABBIT’S EYES 24
• TOPKNOTS AND CROCKERY HATS 30
• FANCHA AND THE MAGPIE 38
• THE SNEEZING COLOSSUS 49
• A BRIDEGROOM FOR MISS MOLE 53
• OLD WHITE WHISKERS AND MR. BUNNY 59
• THE KING OF THE FLOWERS 65
• TOKGABI’S MENAGERIE 71
• CAT-KIN AND THE QUEEN MOTHER 78
• THE MAGIC PEACH 89
• THE GREAT STONE FIRE EATER 102
• PIGLING AND HER PROUD SISTERS 110
• THE MIRROR THAT MADE TROUBLE 117
• OLD TIMBER TOP 130
• SIR ONE LONG BODY AND MADAME THOUSAND FEET 147
• THE SKY BRIDGE OF BIRDS 155
• LONGKA, THE DANCING GIRL 161
• A FROG FOR A HUSBAND 167
• SHOES FOR HATS 179
• THE VOICE OF THE BELL 187
• THE KING OF THE SPARROWS 195
• THE WOODMAN AND THE MOUNTAIN FAIRIES 204
[1]
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
• The tiger climbed up and out.
• Shouted East Light, “Let us flee!” 14
• They cracked their crockery. 34
• With patience Miryek listened to the proud father. 56
• A party of children caught sight of the odd pair. 76
• She heard a whir and a rush of wings. 110
• The lovely lady that stands by the starry river to meet her lord. 160
• All the children clapped their hands. 192
KOREAN
FAIRY TALES
BY
WILLIAM ELLIOT GRIFFIS
Author of “Korea: Within and Without”; “Korea: The Hermit Nation” and of Japanese, Dutch, Belgian, Swiss and Welsh Fairy Tales
ILLUSTRATED IN COLOR
NEW YORK
THOMAS Y. CROWELL COMPANY
PUBLISHERS
COPYRIGHT, 1911 AND 1922
BY THOMAS Y. CROWELL COMPANY
Printed in the United States of America[v]
A NOTE TO THE FRIENDS OF KOREA
Everywhere on earth the fairy world of each country is older and perhaps more enduring than the one we see and feel and tread upon. So I tell in this book the folk lore of the Korean people, and of the behavior of the particular kind of fairies that inhabit the Land of Morning Splendor. Yet, if I live long enough, I shall write the wonderful history of the Korean nation and civilization, which once so enriched Asia, and made possible the modern Japan such as we know today, of which fact the literature and art of both countries bear ample witness.
W. E. G
한국의 동화 이야기들. The Book of Korean Fairy Tales by WILLIAM ELLIOT GRIFFIS
CONTENTS
• PAGE
• THE UNMANNERLY TIGER 1
• TOKGABI AND HIS PRANKS 6
• EAST LIGHT AND THE BRIDGE OF FISHES 11
• PRINCE SANDALWOOD, THE FATHER OF KOREA 17
• THE RABBIT’S EYES 24
• TOPKNOTS AND CROCKERY HATS 30
• FANCHA AND THE MAGPIE 38
• THE SNEEZING COLOSSUS 49
• A BRIDEGROOM FOR MISS MOLE 53
• OLD WHITE WHISKERS AND MR. BUNNY 59
• THE KING OF THE FLOWERS 65
• TOKGABI’S MENAGERIE 71
• CAT-KIN AND THE QUEEN MOTHER 78
• THE MAGIC PEACH 89
• THE GREAT STONE FIRE EATER 102
• PIGLING AND HER PROUD SISTERS 110
• THE MIRROR THAT MADE TROUBLE 117
• OLD TIMBER TOP 130
• SIR ONE LONG BODY AND MADAME THOUSAND FEET 147
• THE SKY BRIDGE OF BIRDS 155
• LONGKA, THE DANCING GIRL 161
• A FROG FOR A HUSBAND 167
• SHOES FOR HATS 179
• THE VOICE OF THE BELL 187
• THE KING OF THE SPARROWS 195
• THE WOODMAN AND THE MOUNTAIN FAIRIES 204
[1]
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
• The tiger climbed up and out.
• Shouted East Light, “Let us flee!” 14
• They cracked their crockery. 34
• With patience Miryek listened to the proud father. 56
• A party of children caught sight of the odd pair. 76
• She heard a whir and a rush of wings. 110
• The lovely lady that stands by the starry river to meet her lord. 160
• All the children clapped their hands. 192
작가정보
저자(글) WILLIAM ELLIOT GRIFFIS
미국작가
KOREAN
FAIRY TALES
BY
WILLIAM ELLIOT GRIFFIS
Author of “Korea: Within and Without”; “Korea: The Hermit Nation” and of Japanese, Dutch, Belgian, Swiss and Welsh Fairy Tales
ILLUSTRATED IN COLOR
NEW YORK
THOMAS Y. CROWELL COMPANY
PUBLISHERS
COPYRIGHT, 1911 AND 1922
BY THOMAS Y. CROWELL COMPANY
Printed in the United States of America[v]
A NOTE TO THE FRIENDS OF KOREA
Everywhere on earth the fairy world of each country is older and perhaps more enduring than the one we see and feel and tread upon. So I tell in this book the folk lore of the Korean people, and of the behavior of the particular kind of fairies that inhabit the Land of Morning Splendor. Yet, if I live long enough, I shall write the wonderful history of the Korean nation and civilization, which once so enriched Asia, and made possible the modern Japan such as we know today, of which fact the literature and art of both countries bear ample witness.
W. E. G
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