Dreams（#1439）
Dreams（#1439）
作者：Schreiner, Olive, 1855-1920
体例：题 章数：73
字数：81,225 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 73 题- DREAMS
- By Olive Schreiner
- CONTENTS.
- I. The Lost Joy.
- II. The Hunter (From “The Story of of an African Farm”).
- III. The Gardens of Pleasure.
- IV. In a Far-off World.
- V. Three Dreams in a Desert.
- VI. A Dream of Wild Bees (Written as a letter to a friend).
- VII. In a Ruined Chapel.
- VIII. Life’s Gifts.
- IX. The Artist’s Secret.
- X. “I Thought I Stood.”
- XI. The Sunlight Lay across My Bed.
- I. THE LOST JOY.
- II. THE HUNTER.
- And the hunter took them both in his arms, for he said--
- And he said--
- And the hunter cried out in bitterness--
- III. THE GARDENS OF PLEASURE.
- IV. IN A FAR-OFF WORLD.
- V. THREE DREAMS IN A DESERT.
- I said, “What is it?”
- VI. A DREAM OF WILD BEES.
- VII. IN A RUINED CHAPEL.
- I awoke.
- VIII. LIFE’S GIFTS.
- I heard the woman laugh in her sleep.
- IX. THE ARTIST’S SECRET.
- X. “I THOUGHT I STOOD.”
- I showed them.
- I raised it; my feet were red, blood-red, as if I had trodden in wine.
- II.
- I said, “We are come to accuse no man.”
- I said, “But what is the message?”
- XI. THE SUNLIGHT LAY ACROSS MY BED.
- I said to God, “I like this place.”
- I said, “It is very fair; I would go up and taste the--”
- I said to God, “Why do they do it?”
- I said to God, “Why do they do it?”
- I said to God, “How will he rise?”
- I said to God, “Are these men sane?”
- I said, “How came they by their jars of wine?”
- I stood a way off watching in the sunshine, and I shivered.
- I said to God, “Is it a wind?”
- I said to God, “How is it so quiet?”
- I said, “They drink it--their own!”
- I said to God, “Why are they frightened of that one small hand?”
- I said to God, “Why do they not wash it out?”
- I said, “If the wind blew?”
- I said, “Who buried them?”
- I was silent; I could not breathe; but God called me to come further.
- I said to God, “What did the men who built it here?”
- I said, “On what?”
- I said to God, “How came it that this large house fell?”
- I said to God, “How came it that it fell?”
- I said to God, “They are very mighty.”
- I said to God, “I see no mark of any!”
- I said to God, “What lies there?”
- I said to God, “There is writing on them, but I cannot read it.”
- I said, “There was a wine-press here?”
- I cried to God, “Oh, I am so weary.”
- I said “To the earth from which I came; it was better there.”
- I said to God, “Is there no other way by which men cross it?”
- I asked God what the bridges’ names were.
- I asked God how it was I could not see the third.
- I said, “Do they all lead to one heaven?”
- I said, “Has none ever returned?”
- I said to God, “Which is the larger, Heaven or Hell?”
- I said to God, “How came it here?”
- I said, “What has it for all its labour? I see nothing return to it.”
- I laughed. I rose.
- I was glad the long day was before me.