Vicissitudes of
The Vicissitudes of Evangeline
作者：Glyn, Elinor, 1864-1943
体例：题 章数：61
字数：209,573 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 61 题- TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES:
- BY ELINOR GLYN
- BRANCHES PARK,
- I allowed myself to wake without a start.
- BRANCHES PARK,
- CHRISTOPHER.
- BRANCHES,
- I sat down on the floor and began to laugh.
- I told him he was host; and why should I object to what guests he had.
- I did not answer--only looked at him defiantly.
- I said I did not care a great deal for them myself, except the colour.
- BRANCHES,
- I could not be angry, it was quite true what she said.
- I promised I would, and then I came upstairs.
- TRYLAND COURT, HEADINGTON,
- I thanked him, and he squeezed my hand so kindly--I do like Lord Robert.
- I thanked her for her kind thought, and she left me at last!
- I shall ask Lord Robert when I see him again if it is a horse or no.
- He looked horribly shocked--and hurt--so I added at once--
- I remained silent.
- I pretended to be busy with my coffee.
- I buttered my toast.
- I looked so puzzled.
- I shall begin from the beginning, when every one arrived.
- I longed for tea!
- I said I was.
- I became uppish.
- I told her, and that his name was Mackintosh, not M^cTavish.
- I shall blow out the light!
- I hope not.
- I was angry.
- I won’t cry and be a silly coward.
- I am curious to see Sir Charles.
- I am learning a number of things.
- I did not speak. He grew exasperated.
- I hated these questions.
- I sat down opposite him.
- I came back--why, I can’t imagine, but it interested me.
- I came forward. He looked very surprised.
- I said nothing.
- 300, PARK STREET,
- I promised I would.
- CLARIDGE’S,
- I did not speak.
- I do wonder what she will think of my marriage with Christopher.
- CLARIDGE’S,
- I was silent--I did not know how to say it--the principal reason of all.
- I sat down at a table in the hall and wrote,
- CLARIDGE’S,
- CLARIDGE’S,
- CLARIDGE’S,
- I squeezed her hand.
- I said I could quite believe that.
- I only held tighter Robert’s hand.
- I thought of the night at “Carmen.”
- I was silent.
- CLARIDGE’S,
- I rose in passionate scorn.
- I really felt so intensely moved I could not speak.
- END OF EVANGELINE’S JOURNAL
- End of Project Gutenberg's The Vicissitudes of Evangeline, by Elinor Glyn