Short Stories
章节目录
共 108 题- SHORTRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
- CONTENTS
- PREFACE
- INTRODUCTION
- REQUIREMENTS OF THE SHORT STORY
- HOW THIS BOOK MAY BE USED
- INTRODUCTION
- THE FIRST CHRISTMAS TREE
- A STORY OF THE FOREST
- BY HENRY VAN DYKE
- THE FIRST CHRISTMAS TREE
- THE CALL OF THE WOODSMAN
- II
- THE TRAIL THROUGH THE FOREST
- III
- THE SHADOW OF THE THUNDER-OAK
- IV
- THE FELLING OF THE TREE
- A FRENCH TAR-BABY
- BY JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS
- A FRENCH TAR-BABY
- SONNY'S CHRISTENING
- BY
- RUTH McENERY STUART
- SONNY'S CHRISTENIN'
- CHRISTMAS NIGHT WITH SATAN
- BY JOHN FOX, JR.
- CHRISTMAS NIGHT WITH SATAN
- A NEST-EGG
- BY JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY
- A NEST-EGG
- WEE WILLIE WINKIE
- BY RUDYARD KIPLING
- WEE WILLIE WINKIE
- THE GOLD BUG
- BY EDGAR ALLAN POE
- THE GOLD BUG
- IF " 2
- 5 represents a
- 8 " e
- 3 " g
- 4 " h
- 6 " i
- I " o
- THE RANSOM OF RED CHIEF
- BY
- O. HENRY
- THE RANSOM OF RED CHIEF
- THE FRESHMAN FULL-BACK
- BY
- RALPH D. PAINE
- THE FRESHMAN FULL-BACK
- GALLEGHER
- A NEWSPAPER STORY
- BY RICHARD HARDING DAVIS
- GALLEGHER
- THE JUMPING FROG
- BY
- MARK TWAIN
- THE LADY OR THE TIGER
- BY
- FRANK R. STOCKTON
- THE LADY OR THE TIGER
- THE OUTCASTS OF POKER FLAT
- BY
- FRANCIS BRET HARTE
- THE OUTCASTS OF POKER FLAT
- THE REVOLT OF "MOTHER"
- BY
- MARY E. WILKINS FREEMAN
- THE REVOLT OF "MOTHER"
- The old man pulled up. "What is it?"
- MARSE CHAN
- A TALE OF OLD VIRGINIA
- BY
- THOMAS NELSON PAGE
- MARSE CHAN
- BY GEORGE W. CABLE
- M. St.-Ange shrugged. He would not deny his faith.
- The master prayed that they might still be "piled on."
- OUR AROMATIC UNCLE
- BY
- HENRY CUYLER BUNNER
- OUR AROMATIC UNCLE
- QUALITY
- BY
- JOHN GALSWORTHY
- QUALITY
- I assured him that they had fitted beautifully.
- I answered: "Please, please! I want boots all round--every kind!"
- THE TRIUMPH OF NIGHT
- BY EDITH WHARTON
- THE TRIUMPH OF NIGHT
- II
- III
- Faxon looked quickly at the speaker. "Has your uncle a brother?"
- Mr. Lavington was helping himself to terrapin. "Ah--what about?"
- IV
- Faxon grasped his arm. "Did your uncle send you after me?"
- Rainer laughed and hung on him. "Oh, the cold doesn't hurt me. ..."
- A MESSENGER
- BY
- MARY RAYMOND SHIPMAN ANDREWS
- A MESSENGER
- MARKHEIM
- BY
- ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
- MARKHEIM