一身海草的人 --意大利童话.

<p>&amp;<a href="/Book?Bookes=%e6%84%8f%e5%a4%a7%e5%88%a9%e7%ab%a5%e8%af%9d"></a></p> <p><a href="/Book?Bookes=%e5%b9%bf%e5%9c%ba">广</a></p> <p></p> <p>·</p> <p></p> <p>·</p> <p>·怀</p> <p>·便·</p> <p></p> <p></p> <p>··齿</p> <p>··</p> <p></p> <p>·</p> <p>绿·绿·</p> <p></p> <p></p> <p>·绿穿</p> <p>TheManWreathedinSeaweed</p> <p>Akinghadhiscrierannounceinthetownsquaresthatwhoeverfoundhismissingdaughterwouldberewardedwithafortune.Buttheannouncementbroughtnoresults,sincenoonehadanyideaofthegirlswhereabouts.Shehadbeenkidnappedonenight,andtheyhadalreadylookedtheworldoverforher.</p> <p>Aseacaptainsuddenlyhadthethoughtthatsinceshewasntonlandshemightwellbeonthesea,sohegotashipreadytogooutinsearchofher.Butwhenthetimecametosignupthecrew,notonesailorsteppedforward,sincenoonewantedtogoonadangerousexpeditionthatwouldlastnotellinghowlong.</p> <p>Thecaptainwaitedonthepier,butfearfulofbeingthefirsttoembark,nooneapproachedhisship.AlsoonthepierwasSamphireStarboard,areputedtrampandtippler,whomnoshipcaptainwaseverwillingtosignon.</p> <p>&quot;Listen,&quot;saidourcaptain,&quot;howwouldyouliketosailwithme?&quot;</p> <p>&quot;Idliketoverymuch.&quot;</p> <p>&quot;Comeaboard,then.&quot;</p> <p>&quot;SoSamphireStarboardwasthefirsttoembark.Afterthat,othersailorstookheartandboardedtheship.</p> <p>Oncehewasontheship,SamphireStarboarddidnothingbutstandaroundalldaylongwithhishandsinhispocketsanddreamaboutthetavernshehadleftbehind.Theothersailorscursedhimbecausetherewasnoknowingwhenthevoyagewouldend,provisionswerescarce,andhedidnothingtoearnhiskeep.Thecaptaindecidedtogetridofhim.&quot;Seethatlittleisland?&quot;heasked,pointingtoanisolatedreefinthemiddleofthesea.&quot;Getintoarowboatandgoexploreit.Wellbecruisingrightaroundhere.&quot;</p> <p>SamphireStarboardsteppedintotherowboat,andtheshipsailedawayatfullspeed,leavinghimstrandedinthemiddleofthesea.Heapproachedthereef,spiedacave,andwentin.Tiedupinsidewasaverybeautifulmaiden,whowasnoneotherthanthekingsdaughter.</p> <p>&quot;Howdidyoumanagetofindme?&quot;sheasked.</p> <p>&quot;Iwasfishingforoctopi,&quot;explainedSamphire.</p> <p>&quot;Iwaskidnappedbyahugeoctopus,whoseprisonerInowam,&quot;saidthekingsdaughter.&quot;Fleebeforeitreturns.Butnotethatforthreehoursadayitchangesintoaredmulletandcanbecaught.Butyourhavetokillthemulletatonce,oritwillchangeintoaseagullandflyaway.&quot;</p> <p>SamphireStarboardhidhisboatandwaitedoutofsightonthereef.Fromtheseaemergedtheoctopus,whichwassolargethatitcouldreachcleararoundtheislandwithitstentacles.Allitssuckersshook,havingsmelledamanonthereef.Butthehourarrivedwhenithadtochangeintoafish,andsuddenlyitbecamearedmulletanddisappearedintothesea.SamphireStarboardloweredfishingnetsandpulledthembackupfullofgurnard,sturgeon,anddentex.Thelasthaulproducedtheredmullet,shakinglikealeaf.Samphireraisedhisoartokillit,butinsteadoftheredmullethestrucktheseagullflyingoutofthenetandbrokeitswing.Thegullthenchangedbackintoanoctopus,whosewoundedtentaclesspurteddarkredblood.Samphirewasuponitinstantlyandbeatittodeathwiththeoar.Thekingsdaughtergavehimadiamondringasatokenofthegratitudeshewouldalwaysfeeltowardhim.</p> <p>&quot;ComeandIlltakeyoutoyourfather,&quot;hesaid,showingherintohisboat.Buttheboatwastinyandtheywereoutinthemiddleofthesea.Afterrowingandrowingtheyspiedashipinthedistance.Samphiresignaledtoitwithanoardrapedwiththekingsdaughtersgown.Theshipspottedthemandtookthemaboard.ItwasthesameshipthathadearlierdischargedandabandonedSamphire.Seeinghimbackwiththekingsdaughter,thecaptainsaid,&quot;PoorSamphireStarboard!Herewethoughtyouwerelostandnow,afterlookingalloverforyou,weseeyoureturnwiththekingsdaughter!Thatcallsforarealcelebration!&quot;ToSamphireStarboard,whodnottouchedadropofwineformonthsonend,thatseemedtoogoodtobetrue.</p> <p>TheywerealmostinsightoftheirhomeportwhenthecaptainledSamphiretoatableandplacedseveralbottlesofwinebeforehim.Samphiredrankanddrankuntilhefellunconscioustothefloor.Thenthecaptainsaidtothekingsdaughter,&quot;Dontyoudaretellyourfatherthatdrunkardfreedyou.TellhimthatIfreedyoumyself,sinceImthecaptainoftheshipandorderedhimtorescueyou.&quot;</p> <p>Thekingsdaughterneitheragreednordisagreed.&quot;IknowwhatIlltellhim,&quot;sheanswered.</p> <p>Tobeonthesafeside,thecaptaindecidedtodoawaywithSamphireStarboardonceandforall.Thatnight,theypickedhimup,stillasdrunkascouldbe,andthrewhimintothesea.Atdawntheshipwasinsightofport.Withflagstheysignaledtheywerebringinghomethekingsdaughtersafeandsound.Abandplayedonthepier,wherethekingwaitedwiththeentirecourt.</p> <p>Adatewaschosenforthekingsdaughtertowedthecaptain.Onthedayofthewedding,themarinersinportsawamanemergefromthewater.Hewascoveredfromheadtofootwithseaweed,andoutofhispocketsandtheholesinhisclothesswamfishandshrimps.ItwasnoneotherthanSamphireStarboard.Heclimbedoutofthewaterandwentamblingthroughthecitystreets,withseaweeddrapinghisheadandbodyanddraggingalongbehindhim.Atthatverymomenttheweddingprocessionwasmovingthroughthestreetandcamefacetofacewiththemanwreathedinseaweed.Everyonestopped.&quot;Whoisthis?&quot;askedtheking.&quot;Seizehim!&quot;Theguardscameup,butSamphireStarboardraisedahandandthediamondonhisfingersparkledinthesunlight.</p> <p>&quot;Mydaughtersring!&quot;exclaimedtheking.</p> <p>&quot;Yes,&quot;saidthedaughter,&quot;thismanwasmyrescuerandwillbemybridegroom.&quot;</p> <p>SamphireStarboardtoldthestory,andthecaptainwasimprisoned.Greenthoughhewaswithseaweed,Samphiretookhisplacebesidethebridecladinwhiteandwasjoinedtoherinmatrimony.</p> <p>(Rivieraligurediponente)</p> <p>NOTES:</p> <p>&quot;TheManWreathedinSeaweed&quot;(Luomoverdedalghe)fromAndrews,7,Menton,toldbythewidowLavigna.</p> <p>ThisseataletransferstoanunusualsettingaplotwellknownthroughoutEurope:thatoftheyoungerbrotherwhogoesdownintothewelltofreetheprincessandissubsequentlyabandonedtherehimself(cf.myno.78).AndrewsscollectionoftalespresentsnomorethanbriefsummariesinFrench;forthistale,then,aswellasthefollowing,takenfromthesamecompilation,Igavefreereintomyimaginationinsupplyingdetails,whileadheringtothebasicplot.IchosethenameBaciccinTribordo(GiovanniBattistaStarboard)toreplacetheoriginalnamewhosemeaningisnotveryclear.Intheoriginaltext,theprincessisabductedbyadragoninsteadofbyanoctopus,andthedragonchangesintoabarnacle,whichseemedtometooeasytocatch.</p> <p>Copyright:ItalianFolktalesSelectedandRetoldbyItaloCalvino,</p> <p>translatedbyGeorgeMartin,</p> <p>PantheonBooks,NewYork1980</p>

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