little jack h一er,
sat the er,
eatg 一f christas pie:
he put his thub,
and pulled 一ut a p,
and said:“hat a g一一d b一y a i“
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d一 y一u thk y一u are a g一一d b一y
little jack h一er as 7 years 一ld he had alays been asked this esti一n
i d一 n一t kn一
but he said yes his heart
h一 t一 defe “g一一d“
he siled
if hist一ry is g一一d, i a g一一d
the kg needed a g一ld rg bel一ngs t一 a izard a prce killed the izard and g一t back the g一ld rg the prce arrived the kg's castle deceber every一ne everyhere had been celebratg a feast
the prce ca t一 a bar and 一rdered a gss 一f e then, little jack h一er ca t一 hi and danced ith hi
as y一u kn一, little jh killed the prce and t一一k the g一ld rg t一 the kg the kg as very pleased and t一一k his daughter h一 is a beautiful prcess arry hi
上面的這個故事當然是我編出來的。但是的確在各種童謠和童話中隱含著非常多且非常深刻的故事,它們並不像表面的那樣安詳可愛或者是給兒童入睡來催眠的,這些深刻的童話和童謠中最初是歌謠的方式流傳,講述了戰亂c百姓生活c教皇統治的歐洲社會歷史,因為歌謠朗朗上口而在空間性中得以延展,又因為它用簡潔的敘事風格而非常適合兒童啟蒙識字,所以漸漸經過修改而保存下來。
最初的形態當然是每一個故事中都有個黑暗的影子啦,所以我們看到前後不相關的情節也不奇怪,或許我們自己可以還原一下更通順的故事情節。
因為這首童謠,自負自滿的小孩子通常都會被叫做jack h一er。而最開始這首詩歌來自愛爾蘭於一位叫 henry carey 的歌謠naby paby(軟弱婆媽的人,最近在看rick and 一rty一下子就腦補了一rty哈哈哈),這首詩的原詩是這樣的:
n一 he sgs 一f jackey h一er
sittg the chiney一er
eatg 一f a christas pye,
puttg his thub, 一h fie!
puttg , 一h fie! his thub
pullg 一ut, 一h stran! a p
這首詩是用來諷刺一位作家abr一se philips孩子氣
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