Well-Beloved: A
The Well-Beloved: A Sketch of a Temperament
作者：Hardy, Thomas, 1840-1928
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共 48 题- Produced by Les Bowler
- THE WELL-BELOVED
- A SKETCH OF A TEMPERAMENT
- By Thomas Hardy
- PREFACE
- CONTENTS
- PART FIRST -- A YOUNG MAN OF TWENTY.
- PART SECOND -- A YOUNG MAN OF FORTY.
- PART THIRD -- A YOUNG MAN OF SIXTY.
- PART FIRST -- A YOUNG MAN OF TWENTY.
- 1. I. A SUPPOSITITIOUS PRESENTMENT OF HER
- 1. II. THE INCARNATION IS ASSUMED TO BE TRUE
- 1. III. THE APPOINTMENT
- 1. IV. A LONELY PEDESTRIAN
- 1. V. A CHARGE
- 1. VI. ON THE BRINK
- 1. VII. HER EARLIER INCARNATIONS
- 1. VIII. 'TOO LIKE THE LIGHTNING'
- She said steadily: 'I don't think we shall get over it at all!'
- 1. IX. FAMILIAR PHENOMENA IN THE DISTANCE
- PART SECOND -- A YOUNG MAN OF FORTY
- 2. I. THE OLD PHANTOM BECOMES DISTINCT
- 2. II. SHE DRAWS CLOSE AND SATISFIES
- 2. III. SHE BECOMES AN INACCESSIBLE GHOST
- 2. IV. SHE THREATENS TO RESUME CORPOREAL SUBSTANCE
- 2. V. THE RESUMPTION TAKES PLACE
- 2. VI. THE PAST SHINES IN THE PRESENT
- 2. VII. THE NEW BECOMES ESTABLISHED
- She turned and half-smiled, merely murmuring, 'Yes, sir.'
- 2. VIII. HIS OWN SOUL CONFRONTS HIM
- 2. IX. JUXTAPOSITIONS
- 2. X. SHE FAILS TO VANISH STILL
- 2. XI. THE IMAGE PERSISTS
- 2. XII. A GRILLE DESCENDS BETWEEN
- She shook her head. 'I couldn't, sir.'
- She impatiently shrugged her shoulders. 'I don't like him!'
- 2. XIII. SHE IS ENSHROUDED FROM SIGHT
- PART THIRD -- A YOUNG MAN OF SIXTY
- 3. I. SHE RETURNS FOR THE NEW SEASON
- 3. II. MISGIVINGS ON THE RE-EMBODIMENT
- 3. III. THE RENEWED IMAGE BURNS ITSELF IN
- 3. IV. A DASH FOR THE LAST INCARNATION
- 3. V. ON THE VERGE OF POSSESSION
- 3. VI. THE WELL-BELOVED IS--WHERE?
- The girl broke the silence by asking, 'Where are the oars?'
- 3. VII. AN OLD TABERNACLE IN A NEW ASPECT
- 3. VIII. 'ALAS FOR THIS GREY SHADOW, ONCE A MAN!'
- At first he was appalled; and then he said, 'Thank God!'