Frenzied Fiction
Frenzied Fiction
作者：Leacock, Stephen, 1869-1944
体例：题 章数：54
字数：215,512 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 54 题- Produced by Gardner Buchanan
- FRENZIED FICTION
- By Stephen Leacock
- CONTENTS
- I. My Revelations as a Spy
- I gave a quiet laugh--we Spies learn to laugh very quietly.
- I bowed.
- I bowed again.
- I indicated my assent.
- I bowed.
- II. Father Knickerbocker: A Fantasy
- III. The Prophet in Our Midst
- I felt that it was time to ask a leading question.
- IV. Personal Adventures in the Spirit World
- I paused a moment, as the idea was a novel one.
- I thought awhile and then I said:
- I meditated for some time. Then I said:
- I rose and took my Friend’s hand.
- I hurried to the agency.
- I took up the receiver, trembling.
- V. The Sorrows of a Summer Guest
- I repeat that it is my own fault that I am here.
- VI. To Nature and Back Again
- I judged that I had reached a spot suitable for my habitation.
- VII. The Cave-Man as He is
- I could see that he was quite trembling.
- I knew that he must be speaking about his wife.
- VIII. Ideal Interviews
- I. WITH A EUROPEAN PRINCE
- With any European Prince, travelling in America
- II. WITH OUR GREATEST ACTOR
- III WITH OUR GREATEST SCIENTIST
- As seen in any of our College Laboratories
- IV. WITH OUR TYPICAL NOVELISTS
- IX. The New Education
- I looked at the sombre man with respect.
- X. The Errors of Santa Claus
- XI. Lost in New York
- A VISITOR’S SOLILOQUY
- XII. This Strenuous Age
- XIII. The Old, Old Story of How Five Men Went Fishing
- XIV. Back from the Land
- XV. The Perplexity Column as Done by the Jaded Journalist
- INSTANTANEOUS ANSWERS TO ALL QUESTIONS
- XVI. Simple Stories of Success, or How to Succeed in Life
- I met him one day in a great hurry, with a valise in his hand.
- XVII. In Dry Toronto
- A LOCAL STUDY OF A UNIVERSAL TOPIC
- I shook my head.
- I was about to take one, but he interrupted.
- XVIII. Merry Christmas
- I thought it would have surprised him, but I was mistaken.
- I tried to murmur by best thanks.
- END