Squaw Man:
The Squaw Man: A Novel
作者：Opp, Julie, 1871-1921; Royle, Edwin Milton, 1862-1942
体例：题 章数：35
字数：308,052 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 35 题- Published by arrangement with Harper & Brothers
- He answered, quickly, "Di!"
- Sir John answered, "Oh, he's only the secretary of the fund."
- Henry's words followed close: "Have we been gone very long?"
- Quite vaguely he said, "Oh yes--for me."
- And Henry answered, calmly, "I must blow my brains out."
- Henry answered her unspoken thought. "Jim and I quarrelled last night."
- But Jim evaded all further words. "Leave me. Later I'll see Henry."
- Jim quietly asked, "Have you made your peace with Diana?"
- Finally he said--"I must go."
- Pete called to them, "That's not rouletty, that's faro, lady."
- The parson added, "So called after Pharaoh's daughter."
- Cash took hold of him. "What's the matter, you--"
- But Cash only sneeringly asked, "By whose orders?"
- All that Diana said was, "I thought you had given up play, Henry."
- Cash began to direct the scene. "Hand out the nose-paint, gents."
- Diana smiled at him. "Thank you, I was dizzy for a moment."
- Bill's voice answered, "Jim Carston's his name, lady."
- Hardy walked direct to Jim. "Jim Carston, hand over your gun."
- But Bud only answered, "You can't intimidate me, Bill."
- Backed up by Shorty, Grouchy began again, "Well, I want mine."
- Again Tabywana answered, "How!"
- Bill smiled as Jim answered: "Oh, an Englishman. What's his business?"
- Diplomatically, Malcolm Petrie began, "This is Mr. Carston?"
- Monotonously Jim repeated: "Dead. Henry should have outlived me."
- Jim further explained. "Something in the nature of a confession."
- Jim answered, defiantly, "My boy is my boy."
- Suddenly Jim remembered. "What about his mother?"
- Bud glanced quickly about the place. "No one in the room, then?"
- But Bud answered, "Not by his friends and relatives about Jansen."
- Dryly, Bill interrupted. "It hasn't led you very far, Bud."
- Diana persisted. "Couldn't she be sent to school for a few years?"
- But Jim protested, "Shorty, what on earth is he to do with it?"
- From the hall he heard a voice cry, "Welcome home, daddy!"
- THE END