Literary Sense
The Literary Sense
作者：Nesbit, E. (Edith), 1858-1924
体例：题 章数：66
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章节目录
共 66 题- THE LITERARY SENSE
- THE LITERARY SENSE
- BY E. NESBIT
- AUTHOR OF "THE RED HOUSE" AND "THE WOULD-BE-GOODS"
- CONTENTS
- PAGE
- THE UNFAITHFUL LOVER 1
- ROUNDING OFF A SCENE 13
- THE OBVIOUS 29
- THE LIE ABSOLUTE 49
- THE GIRL WITH THE GUITAR 65
- THE MAN WITH THE BOOTS 79
- THE SECOND BEST 91
- THE HOLIDAY 105
- THE FORCE OF HABIT 123
- THE BRUTE 147
- DICK, TOM, AND HARRY 165
- MISS EDEN'S BABY 187
- THE LOVER, THE GIRL, AND THE ONLOOKER 209
- THE DUEL 229
- CINDERELLA 253
- WITH AN E 275
- UNDER THE NEW MOON 299
- THE LOVE OF ROMANCE 309
- THE LITERARY SENSE
- THE UNFAITHFUL LOVER
- So she said--
- ROUNDING OFF A SCENE
- THE OBVIOUS
- THE LIE ABSOLUTE
- THE GIRL WITH THE GUITAR
- She laughed. "I'm _not_ poor--not really."
- He reflected a moment. Then he said--
- THE MAN WITH THE BOOTS
- He looked imploringly at her. "Yes, but--"
- THE SECOND BEST
- Aloud he said, smiling--
- And again he said: "No, of course you didn't; you wouldn't, you know--"
- A HOLIDAY
- Her heart replied--
- Aloud she said--
- THE FORCE OF HABIT
- THE BRUTE
- In the outer chamber of her mind she said briskly--
- Deep in her heart the faint whisper followed--
- DICK, TOM, AND HARRY
- MISS EDEN'S BABY
- THE LOVER, THE GIRL, AND THE ONLOOKER
- He said, "Excuse me. You don't remember me?"
- THE DUEL
- And again he answered--
- CINDERELLA
- She scrambled to her feet and called out, "Hi! you boy!"
- He took her hand and said solemnly--
- Presently Harry said--
- Charling whispered back, "Never as long as we live."
- WITH AN E
- She hurriedly collected a few scattered items of her school vocabulary--
- He remembered her last words to him--
- And she said, "Yes."
- UNDER THE NEW MOON
- I obeyed with a smile, half of whose meaning she answered.
- I smiled again.
- I had got thus far in my quotation when she interrupted me.
- I was discreet enough to pass by the admission.
- THE LOVE OF ROMANCE