Little Novels
Little Novels of Italy
作者：Hewlett, Maurice, 1861-1923
体例：题 章数：116
字数：385,170 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 116 题- LITTLE NOVELS OF ITALY
- BY
- MAURICE HEWLETT
- TO
- HIS FRIEND
- AND
- ITALY'S
- MAJOR-GENERAL JOSEPH BONUS, R.E.
- THE AUTHOR DEDICATES HIS BOOK
- CONTENTS
- IPPOLITA IN THE HILLS 67
- THE DUCHESS OF NONA 137
- MESSER CINO AND THE LIVE COAL 225
- THE JUDGMENT OF BORSO 254
- LITTLE NOVELS OF ITALY
- MADONNA OF THE PEACH-TREE
- VANNA IS BID FOR
- II
- III
- THE SEED OF DISCORD
- IV
- THE HARVEST OF LITTLE EASE
- THE MIRACLE OF THE PEACH-TREE
- VI
- THE VISITATION OF THE GOLDEN FISH
- Feigning a yawn, Stefano growled, "Who's there at this hour?"
- VII
- LAST CONSIDERATIONS OF CAN GRANDE II
- VIII
- THE REPROACHES
- IX
- THE CROWNING PROOF
- Vanna looked. "Well," she asked, "what of his face?"
- IPPOLITA IN THE HILLS
- THE GLORIOUS IPPOLITA
- II
- MESSER ALESSANDRO THINKS TO CUT HIS NAILS
- III
- THE JEW IN THE VIA DELLA GATTA
- IV
- IPPOLITA LIFTS UP HER EYES TO THE HILLS
- ANNINA AS DEMIURGE
- Ippolita shook her head again. "My father is paid by these signori."
- VI
- SILVESTRO
- Silvestro coloured. "The Jew? Eh, well, I killed him--ecco!"
- Silvestro shrugged. "It was partly that, of course."
- Andrea leaned forward, hoarsely whispering (blessed diversion!)--
- VII
- CASTRACANE
- He grunted. "Look here, Silvestro," he began, "about that Jew--"
- Silvestro blushed. "Yes, it was a girl."
- VIII
- RESURRECTION OF THE JEW
- IX
- PYLADES FINDS HIS ORESTES
- So he urged, until--
- The Sub-Prefect with a knife cut his bonds. "Your will is done."
- CYMON FINDS HIS IPHIGENIA
- Pilade grunted. "Suppose I did?"
- THE DUCHESS OF NONA
- BOCCA BACIATA
- II
- AMILCARE: COMMERCE AND THE AFFECTIONS
- III
- MARKET COVERT
- IV
- MARKET OVERT
- GRIFONE--AMATEUR OF SENSE
- VI
- GRIFONE ENTERS THE MARKET
- VII
- A PEDLAR'S ROUND
- Molly kissed her. "Are we not to come to your marriage, dear Bianca?"
- VIII
- PRIVATE TREATY
- She stopped him there with a hand on his mouth. "Pah, the horrible man!"
- IX
- THE LAST BIDDING
- WITH ALL FAULTS
- Cesare was saying, "Ah, give me love--love only--else I must die!"
- He croaked his reply. "I am going to kill you."
- XI
- FROM AN AMATEUR'S CABINET
- MESSER CINO AND THE LIVE COAL
- II
- FOOTNOTE:
- III
- Ugolino read the sestett:--
- IV
- Cino gasped for breath. "You love me, Madonna?" he said. "You love me?"
- FOOTNOTE:
- THE JUDGMENT OF BORSO
- THE ADVENTURERS
- Bellaroba did not pursue the subject. But after a short pause--
- II
- ARMS AND THE MANNIKIN
- III
- HOW THEY CAME TO FERRARA
- IV
- FORTUNE WITH THE DOUBLE BLADE
- VI
- ENDS AND MEANS
- Angioletto pointed into the house. "Is that the chimney, Beppo?"
- Beppo nodded. "That might be the chimney in question, my gentleman."
- VII
- THE CAPTAIN'S TREADINGS
- VIII
- FIRST MIDNIGHT CONVERSATION
- IX
- SECOND MIDNIGHT CONVERSATION
- ORDEAL BY ROPE
- Then it was that he gave the order: "Bring the two women before me."
- She held it out. "Here, sir."
- THE END
- End of Project Gutenberg's Little Novels of Italy, by Maurice Henry Hewlett