Romance
Romance
作者：Conrad, Joseph, 1857-1924; Ford, Ford Madox, 1873-1939
体例：题 章数：104
字数：717,246 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 104 题- ROMANCE
- By Joseph Conrad
- F.M. Hueffer
- TO
- ELSIE AND JESSIE
- CONTENTS
- PART FIRST The Quarry and the Beach
- PART SECOND The Girl with the Lizard
- PART THIRD Casa Riego
- PART FOURTH Blade and Guitar
- PART FIFTH The Lot of Man
- PART FIRST -- THE QUARRY AND THE BEACH
- ROMANCE
- CHAPTER ONE
- CHAPTER TWO
- I began to come out of my stupor.
- I plucked up courage.
- CHAPTER THREE
- CHAPTER FOUR
- I looked at him with mouth and eyes agape.
- I said nothing.
- I was surprised into muttering that I didn’t know.
- CHAPTER FIVE
- I lowered my voice, too. “What life?” I asked.
- PART SECOND -- THE GIRL WITH THE LIZARD
- CHAPTER ONE
- CHAPTER TWO
- I did remember it very well.
- I felt singularly angry. “Well, he’s not a Spaniard,” I said.
- CHAPTER THREE
- I said that I imagined him the more famous Señor Juez O’Brien.
- I looked at him, puzzled by his tenacity and assurance.
- I turned upon Carlos, who stood all black in the light of the window.
- CHAPTER FOUR
- CHAPTER FIVE
- I understood that he must have been asking me to do something.
- CHAPTER SIX
- CHAPTER SEVEN
- I gave up questioning Tomas Castro; he was too much for me.
- PART THIRD -- CASA RIEGO
- CHAPTER ONE
- I said it was warm indeed. I liked him instinctively.
- CHAPTER TWO
- I asked one day.
- CHAPTER THREE
- CHAPTER FOUR
- I laid the sword on the table.
- I did not flinch; and, with a very dry mouth, I uttered defiantly:
- CHAPTER FIVE
- I took it; it was a tiny seal with her monogram on it. “Yes,” I said.
- CHAPTER SIX
- PART FOURTH -- BLADE AND GUITAR
- CHAPTER ONE
- CHAPTER TWO
- I said, then: “We have eight shots between us two, Tomas.”
- I waited, and after a perplexed sort of pause, heard a stern “Keep off.”
- CHAPTER THREE
- I felt a little wind on the back of my head. There was desperate hurry.
- I was sitting on the afterhatch, and leaning my head on my arms.
- I ran limping forward.
- CHAPTER FOUR
- I got angry with what seemed stupid obstinacy.
- I suppose I carried conviction.
- CHAPTER FIVE
- I said I supposed she was a coaster.
- I cut her short. Seizing both her hands:
- CHAPTER SIX
- CHAPTER SEVEN
- I had seen a ledge clinging to the face of the rock.
- I hugged her silently to my breast.
- I was kneeling by the side of her seat.
- CHAPTER EIGHT
- CHAPTER NINE
- CHAPTER TEN
- I believe I laughed at him in an imbecile manner.
- CHAPTER ELEVEN
- I was so disconcerted that I nodded at him.
- PART FIFTH -- THE LOT OF MAN
- CHAPTER ONE
- I said, “But I insist on knowing....”
- I said, “But I tell you I am not Nikola....”
- I shouted then, “But I tell you this O’Brien is my personal enemy.”
- I had a vague inspiration of the truth.
- I made a mute, obstinate gesture.
- I was silent.
- I said desperately, “Search and be damned--whatever ships you like.”
- CHAPTER TWO
- I said it was very true.
- I said, “She’s... she’s------I don’t know.”
- I laughed, lying on my back. “On you!”
- CHAPTER THREE
- I had gone back to Newgate.
- I said, “For God’s sake find out. Get me a shipping gazette.”
- I couldn’t believe it was true.
- CHAPTER FOUR
- I said, “Did you find Cowper, sir? Will he give evidence?”
- I said, “I am fighting for my life.”
- I said, “You won’t swear I was the man... Nikola el Escoces?”
- I tried again:
- I wanted to show that, if I hadn’t rings, I had relations.
- I said viciously:
- CHAPTER FIVE
- I only heard snatches of his answers.
- THE END