Hugh Wynne,
章节目录
共 89 题- HUGH WYNNE
- FREE QUAKER
- With Four Illustrations By Howard Pyle
- PREFACE TO NINETEENTH EDITION
- S. WEIR MITCHELL.
- INTRODUCTORY
- II
- III
- I said I should like it.
- I said I did not understand.
- I replied, “Why should I fight? I win not.”
- I said, “I must fight for my standing, and I will not.”
- I cried out, “No! Damn him!” It was my first oath.
- IV
- I was silent.
- VI
- I was, and I said so.
- VII
- VIII
- I said, “Yes. God bless thee! Thou art the real son,” and we entered.
- I told her his name.
- IX
- I said, “Yes. Thou art the only man I want to see to-night.”
- I was surprised, and said so.
- I thanked him as well as I knew how. He had indeed consoled me.
- XI
- I was to see her often. “My shilling,” I said.
- I said to my cousin, “That is Miss Darthea Peniston.”
- XII
- I said, “Yes.”
- I said, “About next October, and by the islands,” meaning the Madeiras.
- I laughed, and said his observation could not be contradicted.
- I laughed, but I had little mirth in my heart.
- XIII
- I said I had been thinking.
- I could not resist saying, “The king has lost, ladies.”
- I was by no means amused.
- I vainly shook my head at her.
- I begged her not to jest. I was sore and sick at heart.
- I went away, not wondering that all the world should love her.
- XIV
- I was instantly troubled. “Where?” I said.
- I was puzzled, as well I might be. “Dost thou want me to go!”
- XV
- I shook my head sadly and went out.
- I said I would try to satisfy him, and so the thing came to an end.
- I sat still and listened.
- I said it was a very small service, and he was kind to remember it.
- I came upon Andre just after. “Not gone yet?” he said.
- I replied, “Not yet; but I shall get away.”
- XVI
- I wrote:
- I said, “To White Marsh.”
- I told him.
- XVII
- XVIII
- I broke in on Delaney’s threat with, “Who was the man?”
- XIX
- I said I had no uniform.
- XX
- I replied that I was only thinking how I should do it.
- XXI
- I said “Yes” instantly.
- XXII
- I smiled, and made no reply.
- XXIII
- XXIV
- I asked what he meant by _it_, and if I could help him with his papers.
- I bowed.
- I looked up. “Is that all?”
- XXV
- I thanked him for thus telling me of his having no share in the matter.
- I said, “Your Excellency, may I ask but a minute more?”
- I obeyed, and then in some wonder stood still, waiting.
- XXVI
- XXVII
- I ventured to say, “He is in the net already.”
- I said, “No.”
- I said yes, and, thanking him, went away.
- I said, “No; I ran against something sharp in the bastion.”
- XXVIII
- XXIX
- XXX
- I could only say, “Yes, yes!”
- I saw Darthea flush, and in a moment she was at my aunt’s side.
- I looked on, distressed and curious.
- XXXI
- THE END.
- End of Project Gutenberg’s Hugh Wynne, Free Quaker, by S. Weir Mitchell