Jill's Red
Jill's Red Bag
作者：Pease, Alfred E. (Alfred Edward), Sir, 1857-1939 [Illustrator]; Le Feuvre, Amy, 1861-1929
体例：题 章数：48
字数：179,917 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 48 题- JILL'S RED BAG
- By AMY LE FEUVRE
- CONTENTS
- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
- Jill's Red Bag
- And Bumps replied promptly, "Before I wath a baby."
- II
- Jill stared the harder, then she said--
- III
- THE GOLDEN CITY
- Miss Falkner made no remark, but went on--
- IV
- She looked at them in silence, then she said--
- VI
- Big white letters confronted any passerby--
- Then she jumped up. "Come along, let us have a game of hide-and-seek."
- VII
- THE TRESPASSER
- She put a scarlet flannel bag on the table, and went on--
- VIII
- Jill was much astonished when she heard they were the "Indian nieces."
- Then with a quick change of thought, Jill said--
- Then turning to Jill he said--
- He went, and Mona turned sharply upon Jill--
- IX
- TRYING TO BE "DOUBLE GOOD"
- For a minute she thought of running away, then her conscience told her--
- A PAPER CHASE
- Then she added in a different tone--
- Miss Falkner could offer no suggestion. Mona went on--
- XI
- A DONKEY RIDE
- XII
- THE BISHOP AND THE GEESE
- The bishop looked more amused than angry. He turned to Mr. Errington--
- XIII
- MONA'S TENTH
- There was silence for a minute, then Jack said slowly--
- Mona looked at her gravely as she answered--
- XIV
- But before leaving her, she said very gently--
- Then speaking to Miss Falkner, he said--
- Mona was silent. Jill burst in opportunely--
- XV
- She read on, with an anxious face, yet with a keen sense of humour--
- Jill eagerly continued to explain--
- He moved a step nearer and spoke in a low, mysterious tone--
- He read out slowly--