English ways
English ways and by-ways
作者：Parks, Leighton, 1852-1938
体例：题 章数：92
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章节目录
共 92 题- PREFACE
- L. P.
- CONTENTS
- ENGLISH WAYS AND BY-WAYS
- THE LEGACY
- When John had read it he exclaimed: "Well, I'll be jiggered!"
- II
- THE SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION
- III
- IV
- THE CAR ARRIVES
- I quoted:
- VI
- THE GREAT NORTH ROAD
- VII
- THE ENGLAND OF FIELDING
- VIII
- THE END OF THE NORTH ROAD
- IX
- AN ENGLISH INTERIOR
- HUSBAND AND WIFE
- I had to admit that I should not like that side of it.
- XI
- THE FOURTH SPEED
- I said I thought it was, and that I would go slower hereafter!
- XII
- XIII
- When I told him, he said: "Really, I should never have suspected it!"
- I replied that he was rather an original person.
- XIV
- RURAL ENGLAND
- XV
- EDUCATION
- XVI
- A BY-ELECTION
- XVII
- SHEEP-DOGS
- XVIII
- BRIGANDS AND BOOTBLACKS
- I laughed and said I did not think there was much danger from them.
- I confess I thought this rather neat. But she solemnly answered:
- XIX
- THE PISTON-ROD
- Ruth said: "What can that be?"
- XX
- FALSTAFF
- XXI
- THE BLACK COUNTRY
- I admitted that I was not fond of it.
- I agreed.
- I said some were.
- I laughed and said I was glad too.
- XXII
- AN "AVERAGE" SUNDAY
- XXIII
- DOWAGER AND COWBOY
- I said I hoped so.
- I said I supposed that was in the time of the Tweed regime.
- I expressed my sympathy.
- I feebly remarked that I thought they meant to be "kind."
- XXIV
- XXV
- THE COUNTY FAMILIES
- I laughed, not, I fear, with, but at, the simple old soul.
- XXVI
- THE BOAT-RACE
- So, thinking he was "pulling my leg," I answered "Harvard."
- I said it was too bad Harvard was beaten.
- XXVII
- THE CUSTOM-HOUSE
- XXVIII
- THE "ROB" ROOM
- I said: "I noticed you did not have much to say to one another."
- XXIX
- VESTED INTERESTS
- I said: "Surely there is a churchwarden?"
- XXX
- XXXI
- CHURCH AND STATE
- XXXII
- THE CHAPLAIN TO THE QUEEN
- XXXIII
- THE RETIRED COLONEL
- XXXIV
- A PROBLEM IN CASUISTRY
- I laughed and said: "I see you've kissed the Blarney stone yourself."
- XXXV
- A DAY OF TROUBLE AND DISTRESS
- XXXVI
- He laconically replied: "You may search me."
- XXXVII
- ANGLIA OR FRONTENAC?