Dominie in
A Dominie in Doubt
作者：Neill, Alexander Sutherland, 1883-1973
体例：题 章数：83
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共 83 题- Produced by Al Haines
- A DOMINIE IN DOUBT
- BY
- A. S. NEILL, M.A.
- BY THE SAME AUTHOR
- HERBERT JENKINS LIMITED
- 3 YORK STREET ST. JAMES'S
- LONDON S.W.1
- MCMXXI
- DEDICATION.
- A. S. N.
- A DOMINIE IN DOUBT
- I.
- I shook my head.
- I shook my head. "It only makes them attentive."
- I studied his face for a time.
- I shook my head.
- II.
- I was astounded.
- I nodded assent.
- I seized Dauvit by the arm.
- I grasped his hand.
- I considered for a minute.
- I groaned.
- I went down.
- III.
- I was gravelled.
- I hastened to agree.
- I rose in alarm.
- I arrived four hours late . . . and spent a pleasant week-end.
- I must add that I failed to convince him.
- IV.
- I acknowledged that it was my very own handiwork.
- I threw my bike down on the grass and sat down on the cairn.
- I then went on further.
- I turned to the girls.
- When Mac came back I said to him; "You've got a fine lot of bairns, Mac."
- V.
- I made a gesture to the younger man and got him out into the garden.
- I nodded.
- I liked Smart, and I wish we had more of his stamp in the inspectorate.
- I want to meet Smart again. I like his style.
- I smoked for a time thoughtfully.
- I refused to let him run away from the subject.
- I could not understand.
- VI
- I think of the other way, the Homer Lane way.
- I went to Tommy.
- VII.
- I sat down and wrote out a list from memory.
- It ran as follows:--
- VIII.
- I glanced at the title; it was; "Autobiography of My Nose."
- I picked up the book, and together we read the opening words.
- That version was new to me. My own version ran thus:--
- I think both versions are very good.
- I quote a sentence from _The New Children_, by Mrs. Radice.
- I shook my head.
- I lit my pipe.
- IX.
- Eglantine the chairman said: "A member of this class has insulted you."
- X.
- I looked on the ground.
- I nodded.
- I thought for a while.
- I ignored Macdonald's reference to idiocy, and went on.
- I smiled.
- I sighed.
- XI.
- I tackled him again when we reached the playground.
- I was indignant.
- I nodded.
- I sighed.
- XII.
- I gave up replying to questions after that.
- XIII.
- I walked on and found a boy writing.
- I tried the experiment on Macdonald. He shook his head sadly.
- XIV.
- I walked on deep in thought.
- I looked alarmed.
- I looked at the words on the telegraph form.
- THE END.