Compleat Bachelo
The Compleat Bachelor
作者：Onions, Oliver, 1873-1961
体例：题 章数：76
字数：144,360 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 76 题- THE
- COMPLEAT BACHELOR
- NEW YORK
- TO
- FRANK GELETT BURGESS
- EPISODES.
- THE COMPLEAT BACHELOR
- SUGAR AND LEMON
- I turned to her suddenly.
- II
- A HYPOTHETICAL CASE
- I looked at her curiously and smiled.
- I was intensely amused, but I replied thoughtfully:
- I shut my eyes.
- I turned to Carrie.
- I thought a moment.
- I wouldn’t have missed that garden-party for a good deal.
- III
- A MILITARY MANŒUVRE
- I believe he was. Saying so seemed to make him so.
- I could feel Carrie’s arm trembling on mine. I continued:
- I silenced him with a peremptory wave of the hand.
- IV
- A CHILDREN’S PARTY
- I nodded. I didn’t want to interrupt him.
- THE IDEAL IN PERIL
- VI
- A CORNER IN TREACLE
- I shook my head.
- I was lost. Mrs. Carmichael rose, and put aside the brush and comb.
- I turned and apostrophised Master Christopher.
- VII
- THREE’S COMPANY
- VIII
- A VETERAN RECRUIT
- I admitted the questionableness of the proceeding.
- IX
- THE ETHICS OF ANGLING
- I took one of the ribbons in my hand.
- I took her hand.
- AN UNDRESS REHEARSAL
- I considered weightily.
- I surveyed her critically.
- I stopped her. They were not mine. They were Caroline’s.
- I untied the packet.
- I shook my head.
- I waived reply magnanimously, and went on.
- I admired Millicent in that moment. I rose and took her hand.
- XI
- QUEEN OF LOVE AND BEAUTY
- I leaned towards her.
- I was silent for Ted’s sake, and she continued slowly:
- I leaned back.
- I folded my arms, looking before me. Ted did not move an inch.
- I don’t think either of them took the trouble to understand.
- XII
- A MODERN SABINE
- I paused, and he nodded comprehendingly at the cue.
- I was fain to speak.
- XIII
- POT LUCK
- I received a kick. Bassishaw, behind the flowers, was very red indeed.
- I looked carefully away from Millicent, and turned to Bassishaw.
- I stole a glance at her under cover of the flowers.
- I laughed, and stroked my little sister’s hair.
- XIV
- THE THINGS THAT ARE CÆSAR’S
- I looked around in some doubt.
- I looked at the chain and spoke quietly.
- XV
- SETTLING DAY
- I had no wish to listen; it was forced on my passive ears.
- I rose to meet them.
- I acknowledged her encouragement, and went on.
- THE END.
- 4. Italic text in the original is delimited by _underscores_.