Bøker av Hans Christian Andersen

The little mermaid could not help thinking of her birthdayلم تستطع حورية البحر الصغيرة المساعدة في التفكير في عيد ميلادهاthe day that she rose out of the sea for the first timeاليوم الذي نهضت فيه من البحر لأول مرةsimilar joyful festivities were celebrated on that dayتم الاحتفال باحتفالات بهيجة مماثلة في ذلك اليومshe thought about the wonder and hope she felt that dayفكرت في الدهشة والأمل الذي شعرت به في ذلك اليومwith those pleasant memories, she too joined in the danceمع تلك الذكريات السارة ، انضمت أيضا إلى الرقصon her paining feet, she poised herself in the airعلى قدميها المؤلمتين ، استعدت نفسها في الهواءthe way a swallow poises itself when in pursued of preyالطريقة التي يستعد بها السنونو عندما يطارد الفريسةthe sailors and the servants cheered her wonderinglyهتف لها البحارة والخدم بتعجبShe had never danced so gracefully beforeلم يسبق لها أن رقصت برشاقة من قبلHer tender feet felt as if cut with sharp knivesشعرت قدميها الرقيقتين كما لو كانت مقطوعة بسكاكين حادةbut she cared little for the pain of her feetلكنها لم تهتم كثيرا بألم قدميهاthere was a much sharper pain piercing her heartكان هناك ألم أكثر حدة يخترق قلبها

When it grew dark, a number of colored lamps were lighted辺りが暗くなると、色とりどりのランプがいくつも灯されたthe sailors and royal family danced merrily on the deck船員と王室は甲板で陽気に踊ったThe little mermaid could not help thinking of her birthday人魚姫は自分の誕生日を思い出さずにはいられませんでしたthe day that she rose out of the sea for the first time彼女が初めて海から上がった日similar joyful festivities were celebrated on that dayこの日も同様の楽しいお祭りが祝われましたshe thought about the wonder and hope she felt that day彼女はあの日感じた驚きと希望に思いを馳せたwith those pleasant memories, she too joined in the danceその楽しい思い出とともに、彼女もダンスに参加しましたon her paining feet, she poised herself in the air痛む足で、彼女は宙に浮いたthe way a swallow poises itself when in pursued of preyツバメが獲物を追いかけているときの構え方the sailors and the servants cheered her wonderingly水夫や召使たちは不思議そうに彼女を喝采したShe had never danced so gracefully beforeあんなに優雅に踊ったのは初めてだったHer tender feet felt as if cut with sharp knives彼女の柔らかな足は、鋭利なナイフで切られたかのようだったbut she cared little for the pain of her feetしかし、彼女は足の痛みをほとんど気にかけなかったthere was a much sharper pain piercing her heart心臓に鋭い痛みが走った

La petite sirène ne put s'empêcher de penser à son anniversaireThe little mermaid could not help thinking of her birthdayle jour où elle est sortie de la mer pour la première foisthe day that she rose out of the sea for the first timeDes festivités joyeuses similaires ont été célébrées ce jour-làsimilar joyful festivities were celebrated on that dayElle pensa à l'émerveillement et à l'espoir qu'elle avait ressentis ce jour-làshe thought about the wonder and hope she felt that dayAvec ces souvenirs agréables, elle aussi s'est jointe à la dansewith those pleasant memories, she too joined in the danceSur ses pieds douloureux, elle s'éleva dans les airson her paining feet, she poised herself in the airla façon dont une hirondelle se tient en équilibre lorsqu'elle est poursuivie par une proiethe way a swallow poises itself when in pursued of preyLes matelots et les domestiques l'acclamèrent avec étonnementthe sailors and the servants cheered her wonderinglyElle n'avait jamais dansé avec autant de grâceShe had never danced so gracefully beforeSes pieds tendres semblaient avoir été coupés avec des couteaux tranchantsHer tender feet felt as if cut with sharp knivesmais elle se souciait peu de la douleur de ses piedsbut she cared little for the pain of her feetIl y avait une douleur beaucoup plus aiguë qui transperçait son coeurthere was a much sharper pain piercing her heart

When it grew dark, a number of colored lamps were lighted날이 어두워지자 여러 가지 색깔의 등불이 켜졌습니다the sailors and royal family danced merrily on the deck선원들과 왕실 가족은 갑판에서 즐겁게 춤을 추었습니다The little mermaid could not help thinking of her birthday인어공주는 자신의 생일을 생각하지 않을 수 없었어요the day that she rose out of the sea for the first time그녀가 처음으로 바다에서 떠오른 날similar joyful festivities were celebrated on that day그날도 그와 비슷한 즐거운 축제가 열렸습니다she thought about the wonder and hope she felt that day그녀는 그날 느꼈던 경이로움과 희망에 대해 생각했다with those pleasant memories, she too joined in the dance그 즐거운 추억을 간직한 그녀도 춤을 추기 시작했다on her paining feet, she poised herself in the air그녀는 고통스러운 발을 딛고 공중으로 솟아올랐다the way a swallow poises itself when in pursued of prey제비가 먹이를 쫓을 때 자세를 취하는 방식the sailors and the servants cheered her wonderingly선원들과 하인들은 신기한 듯 그녀를 환호했다She had never danced so gracefully before그녀는 그렇게 우아하게 춤을 춘 적이 없었다Her tender feet felt as if cut with sharp knives그녀의 여린 발은 마치 날카로운 칼로 베인 것처럼 느껴졌다but she cared little for the pain of her feet그러나 그녀는 발의 통증에는 거의 신경을 쓰지 않았다there was a much sharper pain piercing her heart훨씬 더 날카로운 고통이 그녀의 심장을 찔렀다

I apologize for the previous confusion. "What the Moon Saw" is indeed a work by Hans Christian Andersen. Here's a brief summary of "What the Moon Saw" by Hans Christian Andersen:Title: What the Moon SawAuthor: Hans Christian Andersen"What the Moon Saw" is a collection of travel sketches and essays written by Hans Christian Andersen. Unlike his more well-known fairy tales, this work is a departure into non-fiction, as Andersen shares his observations and reflections from his travels throughout Europe.In this collection, Andersen offers readers a glimpse into his personal experiences as he journeys through various European cities, towns, and landscapes. He provides vivid descriptions of the places he visits, the people he encounters, and the cultures he observes. These sketches are often marked by Andersen's keen sense of wonder and his ability to find beauty in the ordinary.The book also delves into Andersen's contemplative and philosophical side as he muses on life, art, and the human condition. His writings in "What the Moon Saw" offer readers a deeper insight into the mind of the famous Danish author beyond his fairy tales.Overall, "What the Moon Saw" provides a unique perspective on Hans Christian Andersen as a traveler and observer of the world, showcasing his talents not only as a storyteller but also as a chronicler of his own experiences.

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Hans Christian Andersen was a Danish author best known for writing children's stories including "The Little Mermaid" and "The Ugly Duckling." But he didn't just write short stories, and his intended audience wasn't restricted to children. In addition to his fairy tales, Andersen wrote poems, plays, novels, travel books, essays, and more. He hungered for recognition at home (Denmark) and abroad-and he got it! Eventually. Today, his stories can be read in over one hundred languages. But no matter what language they're in, Andersen's tales have got something for everyone. In them, you'll find beauty, tragedy, nature, religion, artfulness, deception, betrayal, love, death, judgment, penance, and-occasionally-a happy ending. They're complex tales, but since Andersen himself was pretty complex, we like to think that art imitates life. Or something like that. "The Snow Queen" is an original fairy tale written by Hans Christian Andersen The story centers on the struggle between good and evil as experienced by Gerda and her friend, Kai. The story is one of Andersen's longest and most highly acclaimed stories. It is regularly included in selected tales and collections of his work and is frequently reprinted in illustrated storybook editions for children. Includes vintage illustration!

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This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the "public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.

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The Fir Tree is a moving short story about a tree that is so desperate to grow up that it cannot appreciate the present. Following the tree from its early years until it is big enough to be cut down and used as a Christmas tree, it highlights the importance of living in the moment, and offers a topical and bleak outlook on our use of nature.

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