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Popular Tales of the West Highlands
J. F. Campbell · 1860
Texte original en gaélique écossais et anglais.
Des contes des Highlands notés en gaélique, avec le nom, l'âge et le métier de chaque conteur.
Conte · 111 parties · environ 439 000 mots · environ 31 h 49 de lecture
Sommaire
Volume I
- Advertisement1 min
- Iain Mac Sheorais Mac Callen Mor To the Marquess of Lorne1 min
- Introduction. The Fairy-Egg, and What Came Out of It2 h 57
- Postscript3 min
- IThe Young King of Easaidh Ruadh26 min
- IIThe Battle of the Birds50 min
- IIIThe Tale of the Hoodie7 min
- IVThe Sea-Maiden39 min
- VConall Cra Bhuidhe21 min
- VIThe Tale of Conal Crovi16 min
- VIIThe Tale of Connal15 min
- VIIIMurchag a’s Mionachag5 min
- IXThe Brown Bear of the Green Glen12 min
- XThe Three Soldiers20 min
- XIThe Story of the White Pet9 min
- XIIThe Daughter of the Skies11 min
- XIIIThe Girl and the Dead Man6 min
- XIVThe King Who Wished to Marry His Daughter15 min
- XVThe Poor Brother and the Rich6 min
- XVIThe King of Lochlin’s Three Daughters14 min
- XVIIMaol a Chliobain21 min
- XVIIaFables18 min
- XVIIbBailie Lunnain10 min
- XVIIcThe Slim Swarthy Champion21 min
- XVIIdThe Tale of the Shifty Lad, the Widow’s Son32 min
Volume II
- XVIIIThe Chest15 min
- XIXThe Inheritance5 min
- XXThe Three Wise Men8 min
- XXIA Puzzle2 min
- XXIIThe Ridere (Knight) of Riddles10 min
- XXIIIThe Burgh1 min
- XXIVThe Tulman1 min
- XXVThe Isle of Pabaidh1 min
- XXVISanntraigh3 min
- XXVIICailliach Mhor Chlibhrich1 min
- XXVIIIThe Smith and the Fairies38 min
- XXIXThe Fine8 min
- XXXThe Two Shepherds32 min
- XXXIOsean After the Feen10 min
- XXXIIThe Barra Widow’s Son18 min
- XXXIIIThe Tale of the Queen Who Sought a Drink from a Certain Well6 min
- XXXIVThe Origin of Loch Ness1 min
- XXXVConall27 min
- XXXVIMaghach Colgar18 min
- XXXVIIThe Brollachan10 min
- XXXVIIIMurachadh Mac Brian22 min
- XXXIXThe Three Widows27 min
- XLThe Son of the Scottish Yeoman Who Stole the Bishop’s Horse and Daughter, and the Bishop Himself28 min
- XLIThe Widow and Her Daughters12 min
- XLIIThe Tale of the Soldier8 min
- XLIIIThe Sharp Grey Sheep6 min
- XLIVThe Widow’s Son17 min
- XLVMac-a-Rusgaich21 min
- XLVIMac Iain Direach37 min
- XLVIIFearachur Leigh18 min
- XLVIIIThe Tale of Sgire Mo Chealag19 min
- XLIXThe Cat and the Mouse.*1 min
- LThe Three Questions9 min
- LIThe Fair Gruagach, Son of the King of Eirinn23 min
- LIIThe Knight of the Red Shield44 min
- LVIIThe Tail1 min
Volume III
- LVIIIThe Rider of Grianaig,¹ and Iain the Soldier's Son30 min
- LIXFionn’s Questions2 min
- LXDiarmaid and Grainne.*9 min
- LXIThe Lay of Diarmaid37 min
- LXIIHow the Fox Took a Turn Out of the Goat2 min
- LXIIIHow the Cock Took a Turn Out of the Fox, and No Creature Ever Took a Turn Out of Him but That Cock1 min
- LXIVThe Hen3 min
- LXVThe Keg of Butter4 min
- LXVIThe Fox and the Little Bonnach3 min
- LXVIICaol Reidhinn. Why the Name Was Given to It3 min
- LXVIII1 min
- LXIXThomas of the Thumb3 min
- LXXThe Bulls2 min
- LXXIThe Hoodie Catechising the Young One1 min
- LXXIIThe Hoodie and the Fox1 min
- LXXIIIThe Yellow Muilearteach13 min
- LXXIVThe Story of the Lay of the Great Fool20 min
- LXXVSpagach7 min
- LXXVIConall Gulban; Or Guilbeinach, or Gulbatrneach2 h 17
- LXXVIIJohn, Son of the King of Bergen3 min
- LXXVIIIThe Master and His Man4 min
- LXXIXThe Praise of Goll1 min
- LXXXOsgar, the Son of Oisein11 min
- LXXXIThe Lay of Osgar12 min
- LXXXIIHow the Een Was Set Up12 min
- LXXXIIIThe Reason Why the Dallag (Dog-Fish) Is Called the King's Fish6 min
- LXXXIVManus26 min
- LXXXVThe Song of the Smithy21 min
- LXXXVIThe Daughter of King Under-Waves27 min
Volume IV
- Postscript5 min
- III. Mythology1 min
- I. Ossian23 min
- Authorities48 min
- Traditions, Writings, Etc37 min
- Ossian. Published Evidence23 min
- Popular Ballads6 min
- Current Gaelic Traditions—Ossian and Ballads17 min
- Gaelic Ossian—Internal Evidence, Etc8 min
- Ossian to the Setting Sun9 min
- On the Gaelic Poetry of Known and Unknown Bards, Published and Traditional. (H. Maclean.)1 h 40
- Proverbs6 min
- II—Traditions. British Traditions9 min
- Gaelic Ballad Metre and Assonance4 min
- Welsh Stories37 min
- III.—Mythology. Origin of Such Stories17 min
- West Highland Stories35 min
- A Plea for Gaelic5 min
- Gaelic and English13 min
- Dress17 min
- Celtic Art25 min
Ce texte
J. F. Campbell († 1885) : œuvre du domaine public. Le texte est celui de la transcription établie par Erostrate sur le fac-similé d'Internet Archive (Popular Tales of the West Highlands, Orally Collected, with a Translation, new edition, 4 vol., Paisley, Alexander Gardner, 1890-1893). Erostrate n’en a changé aucun mot : seuls la mise en page et le découpage en pages sont de notre fait.
Partie anglaise de la nouvelle édition (Islay Association) : traductions, résumés de variantes et notes de Campbell ; textes gaéliques non repris, mots et phrases gaéliques cités dans le texte anglais gardés. Tables et index non repris. Transcription vérifiée sur les fac-similés d'archive.org (populartalesofwe18camp, 19camp, 21camp, 22camp).
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