Hungarian Sketch
章节目录
共 32 题- VOL. I.
- EDINBURGH: T. CONSTABLE, PRINTER TO HER MAJESTY.
- CONTENTS.
- PREFACE.
- EMERIC SZABAD.
- HUNGARIAN SKETCHES.
- DEAR RELATIONS.
- Uncle Berkessy was thirty years old when
- The old gentleman smiled. "But you are not my son."
- THE BARDY FAMILY.
- CRAZY MARCSA.
- His story was as follows:--
- COMORN.
- MOR PERCZEL.
- GERGELY SONKOLYI.
- I now considered it prudent to avoid the dogs.
- I entered, and produced the mushrooms.
- I only ran the faster.
- THE UNLUCKY WEATHERCOCK.
- THE TWO BRIDES.
- The hussar hesitated. "I am retreating, but he is pursuing."
- THE BREWER.
- THE SZEKELY[78] MOTHER.
- The cripple wiped the tears from his eyes, and again began to read:--
- A BALL.
- I am very ill! I am overwhelmed by despair!
- THE END.
- In the Press, 2s. 6d. cloth, Volume II. of
- THE MISCELLANY OF FOREIGN LITERATURE.
- A VOLUME OF RECENT TRAVELS IN GREECE.
- CONSTABLE'S MISCELLANY OF FOREIGN LITERATURE.
- End of Project Gutenberg's Hungarian Sketches in Peace and War, by Mór Jókai