Enchantment
Enchantment
作者：MacGrath, Harold, 1871-1932; Ralph, Lester [Illustrator]
体例：题 章数：60
字数：142,847 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 60 题- ENCHANTMENT
- The Pocket Books
- THE AMETHYST BOX By Anna Katharine Green
- A detective story of a Newport wedding
- THE HOUSE IN THE MIST By Anna Katharine Green
- ENCHANTMENT By Harold MacGrath
- Short stories of whimsical adventure
- THE PRINCESS ELOPES By Harold MacGrath
- An extravagant romance of a European Duchy
- THE MOTORMANIACS By Lloyd Osbourne
- Tales of the road and the automobile
- ENCHANTMENT
- HAROLD MAC GRATH
- April
- ENCHANTMENT
- INCLUDING
- CONTENTS
- PAGE
- A NIGHT'S ENCHANTMENT
- THE ADVENTURE OF THE LADY IN THE CLOSED CARRIAGE
- She turned to me. "There is yet time."
- II
- I took umbrage at the word "supposed."
- I turned to Miss Berkeley. "Do you bid me remain?"
- She eyed me thoughtfully. "That depends."
- I directed my gaze toward the door, and she surrendered a smile.
- She put her hands over her ears. "Don't!"
- THE BLIND MADONNA
- THE ADVENTURE OF THE GOLDEN LOUIS
- I returned to the Casino.
- I caught her enthusiasm and excitement.
- I did so.
- NO CINDERELLA
- THE ADVENTURE OF THE SATIN SLIPPER
- II
- I was almost tempted to tell her who I was.
- I kissed her hand gratefully, and made off.
- I was very much taken aback.
- She stretched out her arms dramatically. "Be gone, young man, be gone!"
- She laughed. "You wouldn't be half so nice."
- I took some pillows and piled them on the floor. "How will this do?"
- I turned, my ears burning hotly.
- TWO CANDIDATES
- AN ADVENTURE IN LOVE AND POLITICS
- II
- Betty smiled. "Yes, it was."
- THE ENCHANTED HAT
- THE ADVENTURE OF MY LADY'S LETTER
- I looked at the label.
- I nodded.
- I gazed indignantly at the rusty stovepipe. "Done!" said I.
- II
- I became angry, and somehow found myself.
- I rang the bell, and presently a maid opened the door.
- I held out the hat.
- I had nothing to offer, and subsided for a space.
- I looked and shook my head.
- I told him.
- I was very sorry for myself.
- I hadn't been so happy in all my life!