Other Main-Trave
Other Main-Travelled Roads
作者：Garland, Hamlin, 1860-1940
体例：题 章数：91
字数：358,299 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 91 题- OTHER MAIN-TRAVELLED ROADS
- COPYRIGHT, 1892, 1899, 1910, BY HAMLIN GARLAND
- PRAIRIE FOLKS
- PIONEERS
- SETTLERS
- PREFACE
- HAMLIN GARLAND.
- Contents
- PAGE
- WILLIAM BACON'S MAN
- II
- She drew back, "Oh, Lime, I can't!"
- III
- ELDER PILL, PREACHER
- Jennings pulled up. "Good morning, neighbor Bacon."
- Bacon spoke slowly:--
- II
- III
- Bacon rose, retaining the same dry, prosaic tone:--
- IV
- At last people began to inquire, "Well, ain't he comin'?"
- This was enough to start the news that "Pill had skipped."
- This the deacons denied, saying "he'd come or send word."
- VI
- Radbourn looked grave. "I'm afraid you've come to a dangerous man."
- Pill smiled a little. "I don't know."
- Mr. Pill took a chew of tobacco rather distractedly, and said:--
- A DAY OF GRACE
- Milton drew a similar handful out of his left pocket. "See those?"
- Something in Milton's voice led him to ask soberly:--
- The girls clutched Ben and Milton. "Oh, let's go home!"
- Over to the left a young man leaped to his feet with a scream:--
- Ben turned quickly, "Where?"
- LUCRETIA BURNS
- One of the group, the one cuffed last, sniffed out, in rage and grief:--
- II
- III
- IV
- DADDY DEERING
- II
- III
- IV
- They all looked up much scared. "What's the matter, Bill?"
- A STOP-OVER AT TYRE
- II
- III
- IV
- A DIVISION IN THE COOLLY
- II
- But Jack Dunlap, Sarah's hand, said, "Nobody travels that way."
- Turner looked sly. "How'd Harkey feel?"
- Mrs. Gray stared at the Deacon. "Why not?"
- He cleared his throat and began in the voice of one in authority:--
- Emma pleaded, "Let it go, Jim, don't make a fuss."
- Jim turned, glad of the chance for a row, "You better keep out of this."
- III
- Harkey hastily gathered up his tools, saying, "Yes, yes, all right."
- IV
- The hand came to Bill with the story. "Bill, they're on the fight."
- Jim looked at Jack. "That _thing_ didn't hit me with his axe, did he?"
- A FAIR EXILE
- He shuddered. "O my God! Upon whom does the burden of guilt lie?"
- AN ALIEN IN THE PINES
- Suddenly the wife awoke and sat up. "Why, we haven't had any breakfast!"
- II
- Ridgeley nodded. "Perfectly. I've seen such cases before."
- Ridgeley smiled. "Perhaps it's his mother or a sister."
- III
- Almost the first thing she asked was, "How is Williams?"
- Mrs. Field looked at her husband. "Why, Ed, he is playing _Sarasate_!"
- IV
- After he had gone out, Field said, "I wonder if he'll do it?"
- BEFORE THE LOW GREEN DOOR
- A PREACHER'S LOVE STORY
- After a decent pause the younger man said, "Going to Kesota, are you?"
- The young student understood this hint and spoke. "Mine is Stacey."
- II
- When Wallace reached the wagon side, Herman said, "My sister, Stacey."
- Mattie turned. "What do you think of _Penelope_ this month?"
- He turned a purple face upon her. "No--not much."
- Herman looked at Stacey. "I believe on my life she did."
- Herman clicked his tongue. "Exciting? Well, well!"
- Stacey rose. "I guess I--I'd better not stay--I--"
- III
- He said, "Good morning, scholars!"
- IV
- Allen turned to Mattie and his wife. "My boy--send for him--Herman."
- Herman and Chapman smiled. "I hope you'll tell him that."
- AN AFTERWORD: OF WINDS, SNOWS, AND THE STARS
- THE END
- End of Project Gutenberg's Other Main-Travelled Roads, by Hamlin Garland