Johnny Ludlow,
章节目录
共 45 段- "We have lost a child--a little girl," explained Tod. "I tho
- Mrs. Cole brazened it out: testimony was too strong for her
- "I wish to goodness that confounded fool, Taptal, had been s
- And the only one of us who did not feel her visit as it was
- "I have heard it from a safe source. I've heard, too, that h
- The words were so authoritative; the man's appearance so str
- What Reed said or did, I had not noticed; I think he tried t
- "Lease is here as usual, Mr. Massock. I don't say this lies
- Mrs. Todhetley put her hand up to her face, and her mild eye
- The years went on. Jack was fifteen: Herbert eighteen and at
- The Rector died. When the grass was long and the May-flowers
- "You are from Worcestershire, my man."
- Not to go into extraneous matter, I may as well say at once
- Mrs. Jacobson had been in Oxfordshire a week when old Jacobs
- The time went on. We missed Mrs. Frost; and Hall, the crabbe
- Tod and I and Sanker and Harry Vale were spending the Sunday
- We had visitors later. Mrs. Vale came over, as she did most
- "That is what I meant when I said there was another thing,"
- "Mrs. Blair has not made the worst of it to her family in Wa
- Tod whispered something to Anna that made her smile and blus
- "Well, it was. I'm sure I'd not like to say it if I could he
- About half-a-dozen houses lay between, and Miss Deveen put a
- A little man came in with a bald head and pleasant face. He
- "If Mrs. Hughes did not take the studs, and bring them to Lo
- "I hopes as how I shall, missis," was the insolent retort. "
- "Well, by the looks on't, Mother Dodd thought 'twas his work
- "I must not repine," returned Marks. "There are more men in
- He nodded. "Yes, I felt that I was breaking down--that I sho
- He seemed to speak some quieting words to her, for the tone
- He was the handiest little fellow possible for any kind of h
- "Hill stood to it that it was a dream, Master Johnny; but th
- The road thus paved for it, North Crabb church was not taken
- "As we stood looking up, me laying hold of Hill's arm," resu
- Why the idea should have come over me, I know not, unless it
- "I am worried with work," he said, laughing slightly. "While
- "It was in this way," she answered, dropping her voice to a
- "Well, ma'am, _he_ said it must be the men's fault--because
- I think his manner went for something. It was so pleasant. T
- "Quite sure."
- About six o'clock at night a telegram was delivered. The unc
- Ah me! it is all very well to write of it in a light strain
- So the coach set us down outside the furthermost barrier of
- "You need not be afraid of me: I am not likely to do it," sa
- Wolfe Barrington stood at the door as he passed. "Good luck
- Quite a crowd went to his funeral. It took place on the foll