Indifference of
The Indifference of Juliet
作者：Richmond, Grace S. (Grace Smith), 1866-1959; Hutt, Henry, 1875-1950 [Illustrator]
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共 45 题- THE INDIFFERENCE OF JULIET
- By GRACE S. RICHMOND
- CONTENTS
- PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS
- THE INDIFFERENCE OF JULIET
- I.--AN AUDACIOUS PROPOSITION
- II.--MEASUREMENTS
- III.--SHOPPING WITH A CHAPERON
- IV.--THE COST OF FROCKS
- V.--MUSLINS AND TACKHAMMERS
- VI.--A QUESTION OF IDENTITY
- VII.--AN ARGUMENT WITHOUT LOGIC
- VIII.--ON ACCOUNT OF THE TEA-KETTLE
- A soft laugh answered him. "We'll get it over."
- Anthony sat up suddenly. "Will we?" he asked with eagerness. "When?"
- Anthony looked up quickly. "Even at Christmas?"
- He wheeled upon her. He had her hand in his grasp. "And if you don't go?"
- She laughed irresistibly. "How could I stay without you?"
- IX.--A BISHOP AND A HAY-WAGON
- X.--ON A THRESHOLD
- XI.--A BACHELOR AT DINNER
- XII.--THE BACHELOR BEGS A DISH-TOWEL
- XIII.--SMOKE AND TALK
- XIV.--STRAWBERRIES
- XV.--ANTHONY PLAYS MAID
- He stood still and considered. "I don't know. Are we? Did you accept?"
- XVI.--A HOUSE-PARTY--OUTDOORS
- Juliet laughed. "Suzanne would never forgive you if she heard that."
- Juliet shook her head. "Trust me, Roger, please."
- XVII.--RACHEL CAUSES ANXIETY
- XVIII.--AN UNKNOWN QUANTITY
- XIX.--ALL THE APRIL STARS ARE OUT
- XX.--A PRIOR CLAIM
- Juliet turned to him anxiously. "Roger, do you know what you are saying?"
- XXI.--EVERYBODY GIVES ADVICE
- XXII.--ROGER BARNES PROVES INVALUABLE
- XXIII.--TWO NOT OF A KIND
- XXIV.--THE CAREYS ARE AT HOME
- XXV.--THE ROBESON WILL
- Tony nodded. "Aw wight," he said. "Come on. Le's make fire!"
- XXVI.--ON GUARD
- XXVII.--LOCKWOOD PAYS A CALL
- XXVIII.--A HIGH-HANDED AFFAIR
- XXIX.--JULIET PROVES HERSELF STILL INDIFFERENT
- End of Project Gutenberg's The Indifference of Juliet, by Grace S. Richmond