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Dumps - A Plain Girl
作者：Meade, L. T., 1854-1914; Lillie, R. [Illustrator]
体例：题 章数：104
字数：360,732 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 104 题- PART ONE, CHAPTER ONE.
- A LESSON IN PATIENCE.
- I ran to him.
- I was half-way downstairs when my father's voice called after me:
- PART ONE, CHAPTER TWO.
- THE POACHED EGG.
- I returned to the boys and to my school friends.
- I made no answer.
- PART ONE, CHAPTER THREE.
- A WELCOME CALLER.
- PART ONE, CHAPTER FOUR.
- MISS GRACE DONNITHORNE.
- I was very easily stopped when father spoke in that high key.
- PART ONE, CHAPTER FIVE.
- THE PROFESSOR CHOOSES A DRESS.
- I sprang from the carriage to the platform.
- I pushed out one of my feet for inspection.
- PART ONE, CHAPTER SIX.
- AT HEDGEROW HOUSE.
- Hermione said after a pause, "Miss Donnithorne told me that you were--"
- PART ONE, CHAPTER SEVEN.
- A SURPRISE TEA.
- I jumped to my feet.
- Then she said gently, "Does he always talk as much as he did at tea?"
- PART ONE, CHAPTER EIGHT.
- HOME AGAIN.
- I went up to her and clapped her on the shoulder.
- I felt very dignified and grand. I called a porter.
- PART ONE, CHAPTER NINE.
- THE PROFESSOR LEAVES HOME.
- I ran downstairs. I entered the kitchen.
- I started to my feet.
- PART ONE, CHAPTER TEN.
- A VERY QUEER CHUM.
- I clutched her by the arm.
- I could not help laughing.
- PART ONE, CHAPTER ELEVEN.
- MOTHER'S MINIATURE.
- I rushed up to Hannah and hugged and kissed her.
- I went up to her and took one of her hands. She gave it unwillingly.
- PART ONE, CHAPTER TWELVE.
- DISCUSSING THE NEW MOTHER.
- PART ONE, CHAPTER THIRTEEN.
- PUTTING THE HOUSE IN ORDER.
- I went up to Alex and spoke to him.
- I shut up the case hastily.
- PART ONE, CHAPTER FOURTEEN.
- THE PROFESSOR'S RETURN.
- I was silent. Augusta took my hand. She pulled it through her arm.
- I took her in, and the moment she got into the hall she began to sniff.
- PART TWO, CHAPTER ONE.
- THE NEW ORDER OF THINGS.
- I folded the money up.
- I slipped the notes into my pocket. "Have you no purse, dear?"
- I went out into the hall. Charley was there.
- PART TWO, CHAPTER TWO.
- A QUARTERLY ALLOWANCE.
- I went upstairs.
- PART TWO, CHAPTER THREE.
- CHRISTMAS IN THE COUNTRY.
- PART TWO, CHAPTER FOUR.
- CHRISTMAS DAY.
- I felt myself flushing.
- I sprang towards her; I took her by her shoulders; I turned her round.
- PART TWO, CHAPTER FIVE.
- A QUIET TALK.
- I was silent.
- PART TWO, CHAPTER SIX.
- LEARNING TO SKATE.
- I made no reply.
- I turned then and stood quite still and faced him.
- PART TWO, CHAPTER SEVEN.
- A NEW REGIME.
- I felt myself turning first red and then pale.
- I flushed angrily.
- I mentioned the school. Her eyes brightened.
- PART TWO, CHAPTER EIGHT.
- GOING TO SCHOOL.
- I asked her to do so. She came up and spoke to me emphatically.
- PART TWO, CHAPTER NINE.
- FIRST IMPRESSIONS.
- I knelt down by the bed and took her hand.
- I flashed a bright glance at her now.
- I left the room.
- PART TWO, CHAPTER TEN.
- THE PROFESSOR'S LETTER.
- I did go and knock.
- I jumped up and kissed her.
- I said I should be sixteen in May.
- I laughed.
- I took her hand; her little pulse was bounding in her slender wrist.
- I started and felt myself turning very white.
- I made no reply.
- I did not pretend to misunderstand her.
- I sighed.
- I did repeat it.
- I could not help laughing.
- I felt that I must indeed speak very plainly to this girl.
- PART TWO, CHAPTER ELEVEN.
- CONSEQUENCES.
- PART TWO, CHAPTER TWELVE.
- THE PROFESSOR'S ILLNESS.
- PART TWO, CHAPTER THIRTEEN.
- WAITING TO BE CALLED.