«The Brown Fairy Book» by Andrew Lang The whole of «The Brown Fairy Book» by Andrew Lang, Project Gutenberg book 3282 (public domain in the USA): 38 chapters, 4395 sentences. Every sentence has its own page with its syntax tree and pragmatics. Mova parsed them all itself; 51 are also in the tales treebank of release 0.3 and keep the tree a teacher model checked, the others say plainly that no teacher has checked them.
1 The Brown Fairy Book, part 1 105 sentences · Edited by Andrew Lang 2 The Brown Fairy Book, part 2 128 sentences · King Quimus now sent for his daughter and for her mother, Gulrukh,[6] and talked to them. 3 The Brown Fairy Book, part 3 114 sentences · The prince approached and tied up his horse near the negro’s head. 4 The Brown Fairy Book, part 4 124 sentences · Having stored these things in the prince’s memory, she said: “You will see everything happen just as I have… 5 The Brown Fairy Book, part 5 139 sentences · Now the Simurgh had given the prince a diamond weighing thirty misqals, and he ordered this to the king, who… 6 The Brown Fairy Book, part 6 133 sentences · When the Lady Jamila heard that Prince Almas was near, she went out, with many a fair handmaid, to give him… 7 The Brown Fairy Book, part 7 110 sentences · When all these things were ready the boy bade farewell to the witch and set out. 8 The Brown Fairy Book, part 8 106 sentences · By-and-by some travellers came past, and the chief among them asked leave to marry Ball-Carrier’s daughter. 9 The Brown Fairy Book, part 9 131 sentences · Never again did the swans become men; but they are still different from other swans, for in the night-time t… 10 The Brown Fairy Book, part 10 132 sentences · “THAT my cock? 11 The Brown Fairy Book, part 11 103 sentences · “I think I must be mad,” he said to himself, “and have dreamt all that folly”; and going back to the city he… 12 The Brown Fairy Book, part 12 125 sentences · “In four days from now you will be weeping instead of laughing, because there will be hundreds of miles betw… 13 The Brown Fairy Book, part 13 103 sentences · “It was not so difficult after all, you see,” he said, turning to Geirald. 14 The Brown Fairy Book, part 14 107 sentences · A mile further on they came to a wide common, with short, springy turf, where horses of all colours, with sk… 15 The Brown Fairy Book, part 15 123 sentences · Not knowing quite what to make of it all, the boy continued on the trail, and went down the right-hand fork… 16 The Brown Fairy Book, part 16 120 sentences · Then Thakane clasped the baby tightly in her arms, and cried: 17 The Brown Fairy Book, part 17 117 sentences · The bear turned round and saw the wolverine, and murmuring to herself, so low that nobody could hear, “I nev… 18 The Brown Fairy Book, part 18 97 sentences · The prince thanked him for his kindness, and did as he was bid, and the two then bade each other farewell. 19 The Brown Fairy Book, part 19 165 sentences · “I hear nothing,” answered the youth, who did not look happy. 20 The Brown Fairy Book, part 20 94 sentences · They all sailed merrily across the sea chattering like a flock of magpies, or singing their favourite songs. 21 The Brown Fairy Book, part 21 153 sentences · “Where are you going?” asked he, for it was not the first time he had seen him. 22 The Brown Fairy Book, part 22 145 sentences · “Very well, my lord,” said the old woman, “I will set off at once for the bridge.” 23 The Brown Fairy Book, part 23 99 sentences · “Oh, I can show you the way!” said the fox, who was really very good-natured. 24 The Brown Fairy Book, part 24 123 sentences · “I have no wish to forbid this marriage; but, before I can allow it to be celebrated, the bridegroom must pr… 25 The Brown Fairy Book, part 25 104 sentences · For four or five years the baby lived in the castle alone with his nurses, taking his airings on the broad t… 26 The Brown Fairy Book, part 26 108 sentences · “Oh, if that is all,” cried the princess, “I can set you free myself, for my fairy godmother taught me to kn… 27 The Brown Fairy Book, part 27 115 sentences · “It does not matter a straw how hard the work is,” answered the bear eagerly, “I will do it every bit.” 28 The Brown Fairy Book, part 28 112 sentences · Years passed away, and one day, when the princess was playing ball in the garden, she happened to throw her… 29 The Brown Fairy Book, part 29 103 sentences · “Dear me, how dull it is here!” said the lion one afternoon, when the rain was pouring down in such torrents… 30 The Brown Fairy Book, part 30 108 sentences · “Oh, my poor, poor husband, are you really dead? 31 The Brown Fairy Book, part 31 89 sentences · So he stole into the valley, keeping himself carefully hidden in copse or hedgerow, and very soon met with a… 32 The Brown Fairy Book, part 32 66 sentences · By this time spring once more reigned in the valley, and the gnome sent the fires back to their places in th… 33 Story Of The King Who Would Be Stronger Than Fate 193 sentences · Once upon a time, far away in the east country, there lived a king who loved hunting so much that, when once… 34 Story of Wali Dâd the Simple-Hearted, part 1 92 sentences · Once upon a time there lived a poor old man whose name was Wali Dâd Gunjay, or Wali Dâd the Bald. 35 Story of Wali Dâd the Simple-Hearted, part 2 117 sentences · Presently he was aware of a gentle radiance that shed itself before him. 36 Story of Wali Dâd the Simple-Hearted, part 3 104 sentences · As he was making his way to his own particular palm-tree, where the cocoanuts grew, which were so useful for… 37 Story of Wali Dâd the Simple-Hearted, part 4 118 sentences · The path lay through a field of maize, where several men were working. 38 Story of Wali Dâd the Simple-Hearted, part 5 70 sentences · Her husband said nothing, and began to talk of something else; but the next morning he ordered his horse, to… This page in Markdown → https://md.mova.elamur.ai/free/en/corpora/tales/pg3282/