Sonnie-Boy's Peo
Sonnie-Boy's People
作者：Connolly, James B. (James Brendan), 1868-1957
体例：题 章数：63
字数：327,201 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 63 题- SONNIE-BOY'S PEOPLE
- SONNIE-BOY'S PEOPLE
- ILLUSTRATED
- Published September, 1913
- CONTENTS
- PAGE
- SONNIE-BOY'S PEOPLE 1
- TIM RILEY'S TOUCH 51
- IN THE ANCHOR WATCH 95
- CROSS COURSES 123
- LEARY OF THE "LIGONIER" 167
- HOW THEY GOT THE "HATTIE RENNISH" 199
- KILLORIN'S CARIBBEAN DAYS 231
- THE BATTLE-CRUISE OF THE "SVEND FOYN" 261
- THE LAST PASSENGER 285
- ILLUSTRATIONS
- SONNIE-BOY'S PEOPLE
- Balfe sat back. "What did you make of Mr. Necker, Marie?"
- WHITE HOUSE
- He held it up in bewilderment. "Not from the President, Andie?"
- TIM RILEY'S TOUCH
- II
- III
- IV
- The senator read on: "And Malone also says--also says--H-m!"
- IN THE ANCHOR WATCH
- Suddenly he asked: "Were you ever away from home sixteen months?"
- Wickett nodded. "I remember. And pretty blue was I?"
- A ship's messenger was saluting the officer of the deck. "Taps, sir."
- Carlin nodded, and whispered: "And you couldn't afford it?"
- Wickett grinned. "We couldn't; but we did. We always do."
- Wickett stared at Carlin. "Quit the service!"
- SAM.
- CROSS COURSES
- II
- III
- I could believe that; and it set me to thinking.
- IV
- LEARY OF THE "LIGONIER"
- He glared at her. "An' you're waitin' up for her?"
- II
- III
- IV
- HOW THEY GOT THE "HATTIE RENNISH"
- KILLORIN'S CARIBBEAN DAYS
- THE BATTLE-CRUISE OF THE "SVEND FOYN"
- I shake my head. "I could never guess."
- THE LAST PASSENGER
- A watchful steward hurried over. "Coffee, sir?"
- Meade turned in surprise. "What is that?"
- Lavis smiled--for the first time. "Do I talk like one?"
- Lavis smiled again, but more slowly. "You are persistent, Mr. Meade."
- Lavis turned to Cadogan. "Here is the man."
- A steward stepped in from the deck. "Major Crupp, sir?"
- Vogel picked up his cards. "How long will we be delayed, steward?"
- II
- The man in dungarees nodded. "A wee bit, sir."
- III
- IV
- Major Crupp stood up. "Shall we go outside?"
- Lavis touched him on the arm. "How did you leave Mr. Linnell, Andie?"
- VI
- End of Project Gutenberg's Sonnie-Boy's People, by James B. Connolly