Passing By
Passing By
作者：Baring, Maurice, 1874-1945
体例：题 章数：78
字数：210,092 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 78 题- BY MAURICE BARING
- LONDON: MARTIN SECKER
- I told her we had a new chief at the office--Lord Ayton.
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- I shall try to come to Paris for Easter.
- I asked him if she was fond of A.
- I went away early as C. was going to a party.
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- G.
- I sat between Mrs Campion and Mrs Housman.
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- GUY.
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- I won't write any more now.
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- HALKIN STREET,
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- I suggested his waiting a year. He said perhaps he would.
- C. said: "Where?"
- Barnes said: "Oh, at all the restaurants and at the opera."
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- DEAREST ELSIE,
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- DEAREST ELSIE,
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- I went to call on Mrs Housman but she was not at home.
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- I am going back to London at the end of next week.
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- I heard from Mrs Housman this morning. She returns to-morrow.
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- I leave for London to-night. I am going straight through.
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- I am looking forward to seeing you quite tremendously.
- I sat up late last night talking to Riley.
- I wrote to Mrs Housman this evening and gave her A.'s message.
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- DEAREST ELSIE,
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- DEAREST ELSIE,
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- DEAREST ELSIE,
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- I shall start for Copenhagen at the end of July.
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- I sent George a telegram. Possibly you may see him.
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- I said, perhaps a little impatiently: "Then why doesn't she?"
- I said music was my one and sole hobby.
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- I long to talk about it with her.
- I said she need not have told me that. I knew it already.
- DEAREST ELSIE,
- I have resolved to give up keeping this diary.