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The H C Andersen Library

The H C Andersen Library

著者： Hans Christian Andersen
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Step softly into the library, dear listener, where swans remember their sorrows, tin soldiers keep brave hearts, and mermaids dream beneath the moonlit sea. In The H C Andersen Library, the beloved tales of Hans Christian Andersen are read in full, just as a candle is lit against the evening: to bring wonder, tenderness, and a little golden sadness into the room.Public domain
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  • H C Andersen Fairytales Volume I Tale 8 - The Little Mermaid part 1

    H C Andersen Fairytales Volume I Tale 8 - The Little Mermaid part 1
    2026/06/05
    In which a young sea-princess, dwelling in a splendid underwater kingdom of coral castles and shimmering gardens, grows curious about the mysterious world above the ocean’s surface, especially the human lives that she hears of from her wise grandmother. As her sisters take their turns to visit the surface and tell of its marvels, the youngest eagerly awaits her fifteenth birthday, when she will be allowed to rise and behold the wonders beyond the deep blue sea for herself.
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    20 分
  • H C Andersen Fairytales Volume I Tale 7 - The Travelling Companion

    H C Andersen Fairytales Volume I Tale 7 - The Travelling Companion
    2026/06/04
    In which a young man named John, having lost his beloved father, ventures into the wide world accompanied by a clever travelling companion, encountering wondrous sights and curious adventures along the way. Together they brave enchanted riddles and dark magic surrounding a beautiful but feared princess, leading to a remarkable unfolding of fate and fortune.
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    51 分
  • H C Andersen Fairytales Volume I Tale 6 - The Saucy Boy

    H C Andersen Fairytales Volume I Tale 6 - The Saucy Boy
    2026/06/03
    In which a kindly old poet takes shelter from a storm and warmly welcomes a drenched and shivering little boy who carries a splendid, if rain-soaked, bow. This mischievous child reveals himself as Cupid, delighting in mischief and mischance by shooting the poet’s heart with an arrow, thus beginning a tale of sly and persistent Cupid’s capers that touch the lives of many.
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    6 分
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