Dream of
A Dream of the North Sea（#52126）
作者：Runciman, James, 1852-1891
体例：题 章数：21
字数：233,891 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 篇幅分布
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章节目录
共 21 题- BY
- JAMES RUNCIMAN
- MADAM,
- CHAP.
- APPENDIX A
- APPENDIX B
- At last she turned, and said, "When do you think we shall sight them?"
- The reserved, silent lady said--
- Mr. Blair very quietly said--
- Ferrier soon completed his examination, and he said--
- Ferrier said, "Yes, she smells like it."
- He answered, "I thought, 'I'm overboard.'"
- Then Miss Lena thoughtfully added, as in soliloquy--
- Then Ferrier, with a touch of pride quite unusual in him, said--
- The skipper groaned; it seemed hard. Lewis thought a little and said--
- Larmor's jaw was better, and he said--
- END OF BOOK I.
- Ferrier's heart jumped as he thought--"Tom."
- Lennard had kneeled with the others, and he said, "Shall I go?"
- Sir James broke in, "Your vessels have to fish, haven't they?"
- JAMES RUNCIMAN.