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The loves of Pelleas and Etarre
作者：Gale, Zona, 1874-1938
体例：题 章数：53
字数：343,838 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 53 题- THE LOVES OF PELLEAS AND ETARRE
- THE LOVES OF PELLEAS AND ETARRE
- CONTENTS
- The Loves of Pelleas and Etarre
- THE ODOUR OF THE OINTMENT
- II
- THE MATINÉE
- And Pelleas had answered seriously:--
- I could hardly believe my old ears.
- III
- THE PATH OF IN-THE-SPRING
- He had out his portmonnaie and the bird list and I saw what he wrote:--
- And across the page:--
- IV
- THE ELOPEMENT
- I looked out the window at New York.
- THE DANCE
- VI
- THE HONEYMOON
- VII
- THE OTHER TWO
- I was murmuring, when Lisa said:--
- VIII
- A FOUNTAIN OF GARDENS
- But to youth this thought brings an inevitable question:--
- And Pelleas turned to me with a barely perceptible--
- IX
- THE BABY
- THE MARRIAGE OF KATINKA
- I wavered, and looked consultingly at Pelleas.
- I was hanging my white lady’s-cloth gown under the cretonne curtain.
- I never had more earnest appreciation.
- XI
- THE CHRISTENING
- I omitted the baby and looked straight at the godfather.
- XII
- AN INTERLUDE
- XIII
- THE RETURN OF ENDYMION
- And to our utter amazement the god answered:--
- XIV
- THE GOLDEN WEDDING
- I stared at Pelleas aghast.
- XV
- THE WEDDING
- I recall a distinct impression that I had the better of the argument.
- And to this Dudley Manners said:--
- XVI
- XVII
- CHRISTMAS ROSES
- And after a time:--
- Mr. Eric Chartres
- Transcriber’s Notes